context: Tyampa, or Champa (Vietnamese: Chăm Pa, Chiêm Thành) - a state (association of principalities) that existed in the 7th-17th centuries on the territory of modern central and southern Vietnam, the heir to the principality of Linyi known since the 2nd century (Lin -yi or Lâm Ấp). Having reached its peak in the X-XI centuries, Tampa in the following centuries was subjected to the invasion of the Viet from the north (Dayviet); around 1470, the main city of Tampa, Vijaya fell, and at the end of the XVII century - the last principality of Tampa, Panduranga, became a vassal of the Vietnamese emperors. In 1832, Daiviet swallowed up the last territories of what was Champa. The most important preserved cultural monuments of Tampa are the "Tama towers" in Michonne (listed on the World Heritage List) and the Ponagar Towers in Nha Trang.
question: Where is Tampa located?
answers.text: Vietnam