Champa was a historical kingdom located in what is now central and southern Vietnam. It flourished from the 2nd century to the 19th century, known for its rich culture and trade. The kingdom was influenced by Indian culture, which is evident in its art, architecture, and religion, particularly Hinduism and Buddhism. The Champa people were skilled in agriculture, maritime trade, and craftsmanship, especially in pottery and textiles. The kingdom was composed of several city-states, with My Son being one of the most significant archaeological sites, showcasing the remnants of Champa's impressive temples and sculptures.