Museum of Cham Sculpture Da Nang: Ticket Price and Opening Hours
The Museum of Cham Sculpture in Da Nang opens daily from 7:00 to 17:00. The standard ticket is 60,000 VND; Da Nang residents and students pay 20,000 VND. Several groups enter free, and everyone enters free on four set days, effective 3 July 2025.
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The Museum of Cham Sculpture in Da Nang opens daily from 7:00 to 17:00. The standard ticket costs 60,000 VND per person, for Vietnamese and foreign visitors not covered by a free or discounted group below. Both figures are effective 3 July 2025.

Ticket prices by visitor group
| Visitor group | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard: Vietnamese and foreign visitors not covered by a group below | 60,000 VND |
| Da Nang residents; students/trainees at universities, colleges, vocational and trade schools | 20,000 VND |
| Free-entry groups (list below) | Free |
| Everyone, on four set days (list below) | Free |

Free entry, on presentation of proof, applies to:
- Vietnamese citizens with a disability certificate.
- Vietnamese citizens entitled to cultural-policy preferences.
- Children under 16 and students covered by the 2019 Education Law.
- Vietnamese citizens aged 60 and over.
- Diplomatic guests.
Everyone enters free, regardless of group, on these days:
- Lunar New Year’s Day (Tết).
- Da Nang Liberation Day, 29 March.
- Hung Kings’ Commemoration Day, the 10th day of the 3rd lunar month.
- Vietnam’s National Day, 2 September.
Address
The museum’s own site gives its address as No. 02, 2-9 Street, Da Nang City.
What the permanent exhibition holds
The museum’s own site lists its permanent exhibition as ten galleries:
- Trà Kiệu
- Mỹ Sơn
- Đồng Dương
- Tháp Mẫm
- Quảng Bình – Quảng Trị – Thừa Thiên Huế
- Đà Nẵng
- Quảng Nam
- Quảng Ngãi
- Bình Định – Kon Tum
- Inscriptions (Văn khắc)


Audio guide and group tours
The museum offers a self-service audio guide in Vietnamese, English or French:
- Connect to the museum’s wifi.
- Open a browser and go to chamaudio.com.
- Choose a language and the object you want to hear about, by scanning the QR code next to it or following the app’s suggested route.
The site does not publish a separate fee for this service.
A guided-tour service is available for groups of 15 or more, in Vietnamese, English or French, from 7:30 to 11:00 and 14:00 to 17:00 daily. The site does not publish a price for this service.
Photo and filming rules
Flash and tripods are not allowed when taking photos. Professional recording or filming needs the museum management’s prior permission.
Related
More Da Nang sights and tours are on the tours hub.
Not confirmed: The museum's own site lists 10 galleries by region but gives no total object count for the collection. It does not publish a separate price for the audio guide or the group-guide service beyond the entrance ticket. It does not state which ward or district the museum is in — its own address line reads only "số 02, đường 2-9, Thành phố Đà Nẵng".
Common questions
How much does a foreign tourist pay to visit the Museum of Cham Sculpture?
Unless you belong to one of the free-entry groups, you pay the standard ticket of 60,000 VND per person, effective 3 July 2025.
What time does the museum open and close?
The museum opens daily from 7:00 to 17:00, effective 3 July 2025.
Are there any days I can visit for free?
Admission is free for everyone on four days: Lunar New Year's Day, Da Nang Liberation Day (29 March), Hung Kings' Commemoration Day, and National Day (2 September).
Do Da Nang residents get a discount?
Residents permanently registered in Da Nang, and students or trainees at universities, colleges, vocational and trade schools, pay a discounted 20,000 VND, effective 3 July 2025.
Is there an audio guide in English?
The museum offers a self-service audio guide in Vietnamese, English or French through the museum's wifi and chamaudio.com; the site does not publish a separate fee for it.
Where is the museum located?
The museum's own site gives its address as No. 02, 2-9 Street, Da Nang City.
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