Nestled in a verdant setting at the foot of My Son mountain ("Good Mountain"), also known as Hon Quap ("Cat's Tooth Mountain"), My Son is ajewel of Cham architecture and remains one of the most important vestiges of this civilisation. Comprising over 70 buildings dating from 7C-13C, it is the most impressive architectural and religious centre of the Champa kingdom and has been compared to sites in South-East Asia such as Angkor Wat, Borobudur and Pagan.