Champa Monkey God Statue Discovery Earns Finder Nearly VND 93 Million Reward
A man in Vietnam's central Quang Ngai province has received a reward of nearly VND 93 million (approximately $3,800 USD) for discovering an 11th-12th century Champa kingdom statue of the monkey god Hanuman. The statue is recognized for its significant artistic and historical value.
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