Dong Duong Monastery was a big Buddhist center. It was important for the Champa kingdom and Southeast Asia.

After 1,151 years, the monastery is not whole.

King Indravarman II built the complex in 875. It had many buildings and a long path.

The site had many walls, temples, and buildings.

French archaeologists found many valuable sculptures at Dong Duong.

Dong Duong has a special artistic style.

The sculptures show Buddhist influences and Indian art.

Many artifacts are in the Cham Sculpture Museum.

Three objects are national treasures. One is a bronze Buddha statue.

The statue is from the 5th or 6th century. It shows the Amaravati style.

The statue is one of the best in Southeast Asia. It was exhibited abroad.

Another treasure is a bronze Tara statue. It is very big and important.

Dong Duong Monastery is a national relic.

The site is in ruins. Only one tower remains.

Locals want the site to be restored. They hope for conservation plans.

Experts studied the site in 2023. They collected data for conservation.

In 2026, plans were announced to restore the site. This includes reinforcing the tower.

Progress is slow due to procedures.

Authorities are taking urgent measures.

A conference will be held to discuss conservation and tourism.

The conference will focus on solutions for the site.

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