File:Les Temples Cham de My Son (4399832604).jpg

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Description	Le sanctuaire principal (kalan) - groupes B, C, D Au centre, l'édifice B1 Le site de My Son se situe à une trentaine de kilomètres de la ville de Hoi An au centre du Vietnam. Il s'agit de l'un des lieux les plus importants de l'ancien royaume Champa. Le site a été étudié par des scientifiques de l'Ecole Française d'Extrême Orient (EFEO) : Henri Parmentier (1871-1949) et ses successeurs. Bien que très endommagé, My Son, construit à partir du 7ème siècle, demeure un site historique, classé au patrimoine mondial par l'UNESCO. Ce site, sacré pour les Cham, comprend environ 70 ouvrages architecturaux de briques et de pierres au cœur d'une nature foisonnante. Ces édifices étaient tous ornés de frises sculptées et autres décors, propres à l’art Cham. Les oeuvres majeures sont présentées au musée Cham de Da Nang. L'objet de culte dans les temples principaux de My Son est le linga, symbole de Shiva - protecteur des rois Cham. Le site, proche de la piste Ho Chi Minh, a été en grande partie détruit par des bombardements américains durant la guerre. voir les photos du site prises au début du 20ème siècle www.efeo.fr/ExpoCham/accueil.htm
Date	1 February 2010, 05:10
Source	Les Temples Cham de My Son
Author	Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France

Camera location	15° 45′ 54.58″ N, 108° 07′ 29.52″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	15.765161; 108.124866

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