Said to have shaped the foundation of Central Vietnam’s religion in the former days, UNESCO-protected My Son is a sanctuary for delving deeper into the Champa Kingdom. A short drive from Hoi An, this always is a bucket list favourite for any traveller.
• Gain an insight in the history of the Champa Kingdom;
• Wander through centuries of religious sites at My Son;
• Learn about the importance of the site for Hindus;
• Enjoy the charming, rural scenery surrounding My Son;
• Return transfers are included from your Hoi An booked hotel
Pickup included
Pickup included
This morning-only tour starts with a welcoming smile from your guide and driver who are very eager to show you around this magnificent site. As you transfer from your hotel or resort in the southwestern direction to this UNESCO World Heritage Site of My Son, he/she will explain along the way about life is about before reaching this unmissable piece of history.
Via a short walk through a forest region, you will see the first red-bricked towers dooming up. My Son was heavily damaged during the years when combat and war raged through the country but, fortunately, enough has been spared (and partially renovated) to keep it under the watchful eye of UNESCO. Various temple ruins and relics of its stature are spreading over a large field, where sometimes nature has found its way, giving it a unique feeling.
It is said that when you visit My Son, you feel the energy of the Champa Kingdom. The walls are adorned with the sculptures of gods, priests, animals, and scenes of mythical battles and devotion. The complex was designed as a place of worship of Lord Vishnu. At one time, the site comprised over 70 temples, tombs, and numerous samples with historically vital inscriptions in Sanskrit and Cham related to the construction of My Son have been used to tell its story to all those entering its serene feeling realm.
Your guide for the morning will provide you with sufficient time to take pictures of this site before the journey back to your booked hotel/resort ends this half-day exploration of the My Son temple ruins. Based on the often extreme heat, avoiding the power of the sun after lunchtime and being out in the open, we only operate this tour in the morning.
• It is the responsibility of the customer to provide us with the correct hotel information, should pick-up and drop-off services be included in the package. Any changes in accommodation outside 48 hours will be handled accordingly: changes within 48 hours may be on request.
• In the event of no-show or change of accommodation without prior consent and confirmation from us within 48 hours may result in the applicable cancellation charges as outlined in the terms and conditions.
• Hotel pickups commence approximately at 8am
• Price for a children between 2-11 years old can only be applied for 1 child per booking
Hotel pickups commence prior to this time, you must contact the local service provider to verify your exact pickup time.
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