On display are collections of Champa art (5-15^th centuries) from Vietnam's museums and Guimet museum as well as sculptures preserved on the My Son site in central Quang Nam province.

The principal Champa art styles, which reflect religious concepts oscillating between Buddhism and Brahmanism, are illustrated by a representative collection of stone and bronze sculptures, and a selection of plate and ritual objects made of precious metal, most of which have been displayed for the first time since mid-October last year.

The exhibition is scheduled to close on January 9.