Discover 4 pairs of lion reliefs at Binh Lam tower

On March 27, Dr. Dinh Ba Hoa, Deputy Director of Binh Dinh General Museum said, while conducting luminescence to fight down the degradation of Binh Lam tower (Phuoc Hoa commune, Tuy Phuoc district), Bao officials The Provincial General Museum has discovered 4 pairs of lion reliefs touching the tower body.

Binh Lam tower is considered as an architecture representing the transition style from My Son A1 to Binh Dinh style in the first half of the 11th century. The discovery of 4 pairs of lion reliefs around the first floor of Binh Lam tower further confirmed the accuracy of this date.

Another interesting thing is that 4 pairs of reliefs are touched in 4 different postures very lively. Two pairs of poses step forward to look in one direction, the tail curled up; two pairs of poses still stepped forward but their heads turned backwards, their mouths were fierce. The inner part of the tail is slightly curved, the end is drooping.

These are the lion reliefs touching the tower's body remaining intact and the most beautiful in Champa architecture still in Binh Dinh.