Cham Royal Family's Golden Cutlery Displayed During Katê Festival in Vietnam
Over 100 valuable artifacts, including gold and silver tableware used by the Cham royal family, are on display at the Pô Sah Inư Tower in Lâm Đồng Province, Vietnam. The exhibition, held during the Katê Festival, offers insight into the Cham people's rich cultural heritage.
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