Cham Architecture refers to the traditional architectural style of the Cham people, an ethnic group in Vietnam and Cambodia. This style is characterized by intricate stone carvings, brick structures, and the use of red bricks, often seen in temples and towers. The architecture reflects Hindu and Buddhist influences, showcasing the cultural heritage of the Champaka civilization. The most notable examples of Cham Architecture include the My Son Sanctuary in Vietnam and the Po Nagar Cham Towers in Nha Trang. These sites highlight the unique design elements, such as tiered roofs and decorative motifs, which symbolize the Cham's spiritual beliefs and connection to their history.