HOI AN ANCIENT TOWN & MY SON SANCTUARY

Located in Quang Nam province, on the banks of the romantic Thu Bon river. Hoi An has been known as the must-see attraction in central Vietnam. It is about 30 kilometres south of Da Nang city. During the 16th century due to the early western trader occupying period. Hoi An ancient town was the biggest trading port in Southeast Asia. Besides Hoi An old town, if you would like to know more about the Champa Kingdom, a powerful and one of the biggest kingdoms in Vietnam. If you would like to explore the beautiful architecture temples made by sandstones and special bricks. You must visit My Son sanctuary. If you are in Da Nang, it is perfect to explore Hoi An ancient town and My Son sanctuary in one day. Book the tour with us to get a great and deep experience with Culture Pham Travel.
In the morning:
At 08:00 am: Our car and tour guide of Culture Pham Travel will pick you up at your hotel in Da Nang and transfer to My Son sanctuary.

Around 9:30 am: We arrive in My Son Holy Land. The first, we will have a chance to enjoy Champa royal dance at My Son theatre. The show lasts about 30 minutes but that is something for you to have an overview of the Champa’s spiritual culture. After the show, we start exploring My Son for a couple of hours. With our tour guide, you will learn more about its architecture and history.

My Son sanctuary is a centre for spirituality and worship area during the reign of the Champa Kingdom. It is a large complex of religious monuments originally consisting of more than 70 structures; the vestiges of 25 of which remain today.
Around 12:30 pm: Having lunch at a beautiful local restaurant in Hoi An.
In the afternoon:
After lunch, around 02:00 pm: We start walking around to explore Hoi An ancient town. We will go to visit some highlights such as the Japanese covered bridge, Phuc Kien Chinese assembly hall, the Kwan Temple, Tan Ky old house. Going to Hoi An theatre to enjoy dramas, plays, dance, and play Bingo games for about 30 minutes and then visit Hoi An market.

Hoi An Ancient Town is also really famous for professional custom tailors. So if you would like to make some clothes, we will introduce you to high quality and reasonable tailor. After visiting Hoi An Ancient Town, we will drive you back to your hotel in Da Nang or in Hoi An centre. we finish the tour explore Hoi An ancient town and My Son sanctuary in one day.

Inclusion

  • New air-con vehicles.
  • Experienced English speaking guide.
  • Lunch.
  • All sightseeing tickets.

Exclusion

  • Beverage in Meal.
  • Tips.

Children’ policies

  • Kids under 5 years: free of charge.
  • Kids from 5 years to under 10 years: pay 75%.
  • Kids from 10 years  & older: as adults.
Price Per Person:
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USD /pax11474615249454341


Location: Hội An, Quang Nam Province, Vietnam

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