Discover the ancient ruins of My Son Sanctuary on a guided tour from Hoi An. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site, enjoy a boat cruise on the Thu Bon River, and savor local cuisine
-Explore the UNESCO-listed My Son Sanctuary with a local guide.
-Enjoy a scenic boat cruise on the Thu Bon River back to Hoi An.
-Savor a freshly local cuisine ( like as Banh Mi or special local food).
-Watch a traditional Apsara Dance performance at the sanctuary.
My Son Sanctuary Morning Tour <br/>Morning Tour<br/>Duration: 6 hours<br/>Lunch<br/>Entrance Ticket not Include<br/>Car 2 roundtrip and Boat trip<br/>Pickup included
My Son Sanctuary Sunset Tour <br/>Afternoon Tour<br/>Duration: 5 hours<br/>Light afternoon meal (Banh Mi)<br/>Ticket Entrance not include<br/>Car 2 roundtrip and Boat trip<br/>Pickup included
Begin your adventure with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Hoi An. Enjoy a scenic drive through the countryside as your guide introduces you to the history and cultural significance of the Champa civilization, preparing you for the experience ahead.
Upon arrival at My Son Sanctuary, check in and take an electric car transfer closer to the archaeological site, allowing for an easy and enjoyable start. Spend approximately two hours exploring the sanctuary on foot at a comfortable pace.
Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, walk through the lush valley landscape, discover ancient Hindu temple ruins, and gain deeper insight into Champa culture, architecture, and spiritual traditions. The visit also includes a traditional Apsara Dance performance, offering a vivid glimpse into the artistic heritage of the Champa people.
After the site visit, transfer to the wharf to board a boat for a relaxing cruise back to Hoi An. Feel the cool river breeze as you glide along the Thu Bon River—the largest river in Central Vietnam—while enjoying peaceful countryside views and a beautiful sunset along the water.
After the boat trip, savor a freshly prepared Banh Mi, Vietnam’s iconic sandwich, offering a delicious taste of local cuisine in a casual and authentic setting.
Optional : If you choose morning tour, the schedule will change to a visit to a local house, where you’ll learn how traditional Vietnamese rice paper is made. Try it yourself and taste your own handmade product.
Savor a home-cooked local lunch in a peaceful countryside setting, accompanied by refreshing herbal tea and fresh air.
Arrive in Hoi An. Your driver will take you back to your hotel, or drop you off in the Old Town upon request.
We provide free pick up service starting 30 minutes before departure time in the area around Hoi An Old Town.
Note: If you wish to be picked up outside of Hoi An (pick-up point in Da Nang), please arrive at the meeting point 1 hour early. A shuttle bus surcharge of VND 250,000/pax for this option
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