Private Tour to Explore My Son Sanctuary from Da Nang or Hoi An

from $141

Duration

6 hours

Type

Guided, Private

Difficulty

Easy

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Explore Vietnam's ancient history on a private tour of My Son Sanctuary, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, from Da Nang. Exploring the temple with a private guide puts the mysterious ruins into context and allows you to ask as many questions as you like.

We will pick you up at the hotel where you stay and depart at 8 am, taking about 1 hour to reach My Son Sanctuary. You will be able to visit there for 2 hours and then there we will enjoy Quang chicken noodles, one of the specialties there. Then we will come back. This is a tour specifically for families and groups of friends. The special thing is that you can go with your own family and friends without being bothered by other customers.

Inclusions

Air-conditioned vehicle
Lunch
English tour guide
If you have a private vehicle, you can only transport your family or friends
Food & drinks

Exclusions

Airport/Departure Tax
Entrance fee is 150 thousand VND/person
Gratuities
Tip or gratuity
Departure tax

Tour Plan

Itinerary

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Stage 1

My Son Sanctuary is located in Duy Phu commune, Duy Xuyen district, Quang Nam province, about 69 km from Da Nang city and near Tra Kieu ancient citadel, including many Champa temples, in a valley with a diameter of about 2 km. , surrounded by hills and mountains. This place used to be the place where ceremonies of the Champa dynasty were held. My Son Sanctuary is considered one of India's main royal educational centers in Southeast Asia and is the only heritage site of its kind in Vietnam.
My Son Sanctuary was selected by UNESCO as one of the modern and modern world heritage sites at the 23rd session of the World Heritage Committee according to standard C (II) as a typical example of exchange. culture and according to standard C (III) as the only evidence of Asian civilization has disappeared. Currently, this place has been included in the list of 23 especially important national monuments by the Prime Minister of Vietnam.