Welcome to the enchanting wonders of My Son Sanctuary! In this journey, you will have a chance to unveil the architectural marvels, intricate carvings, and ornate temples that adorn this sacred land. You can enjoy the captivating stories from our knowledgeable guide, as well as witness Champa's traditional performances, creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
Let yourself immerse in a half-day tour that will transport you to a bygone era!
Morning
From 07:30 - 08:00, our guide will pick you up at your hotel in Hoi An and take you to My Son Sanctuary.
After arriving at the My Son Sanctuary, we will investigate the destination by walking for about 2 hours to learn about the history of the Kingdom of Champa. Before leaving, we will admire some traditional performances of the ancient Champa.
Around 11:45, return to the minivan. Then we will move to a local house to learn how to make rice paper - the main ingredients that can be found in Vietnamese spring rolls. You can enjoy your product later on!
Get back to the van and visit another local house to have lunch. You will get a nice, chill relaxation here with delicious local cuisine, herbal tea, and enjoy the fresh air.
Afternoon
Take a boat trip to Hoi An and appreciate the majestic river scenery of Thu Bon River before coming back home.
14:00 Get back to Hoi An. End of the tour program and see you next time.
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Great tour with a knowledgeable guide including a non-expected short stop at a small rice farm and a delicious lunch. MySon was impressive, but extremely warm and humid (not your fault). Boat ride at the end was fine, but not really value-adding
Hindu tower temples in a stunning setting. These are remains of the ancient Champa civilisation- set in a lush jungle valley. This is a remarkable extensive collection of buildings dedicated to worshipping Shiva and built between the 4th and 14th century, then lost in the jungle for hundreds of years.… More Hindu tower temples in a stunning setting. These are remains of the ancient Champa civilisation- set in a lush jungle valley. This is a remarkable extensive collection of buildings dedicated to worshipping Shiva and built between the 4th and 14th century, then lost in the jungle for hundreds of years.
Definitely worth a visit. I had an excellent tour guide. I recommend a guide as their knowledge will add so much to your visit.
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The tour guide was amazing. He was very knowledgeable and fun to talk to.