Bài tập bổ trợ tiếng Anh 11 Bright Unit 2 ONLINE

Dear Edward,

I’m travelling around Vietnam with my friends, Jasson and Walton. Yesterday, we visited My Son Sanctuary in Quang Nam, one of the most historic sites in Vietnam as well as Southeast Asia.

My Son Sanctuary is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was built from the 4th century to the 13th century CE. The site is located in a pictureque valley surrounded by hig mountains in Quang nam and near the start of the Thu Bon river. The site has a collection of at least 70 ruined Hindu temples that the Cham built to worship their gods. We arrived at My Son at around 7 a.m, had breakfast and then began exploring the historic temples. Some of them had some amazing statues of Hindu gods. I was mostly impressed by the good condition of the temple walls most wall bricks are over 1,000 years old but still beautifully red. We took lots of photos and made some clips of the temples.

I also learn a lot about the historical values of the site from a local tour guide. We heard about Chăm pople history, watched a Cham performance with dancing and live music. We also rented some traditional Cham costumes. I looked quite funny in them, but I kind of enjoyed it. It was so much fun!

Our visit to My Son was really an amazing experience for those who love historical structures. You should definitely visit it.

Write back soon,

Zoe