My Son Sanctuary Private Tour – Discover Vietnam’s Ancient Spiritual Heritage

✨ A perfect blend of culture, history, and scenic beauty — ideal for travellers seeking an authentic connection with Vietnam’s ancient past.

Step into the mystical world of the Champa Kingdom with a half-day journey to My Son Sanctuary, one of Vietnam’s most impressive UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Located just 60 km from Hoi An, My Son Sanctuary sits in a lush valley surrounded by majestic mountains in former Quang Nam Province. Once the spiritual and political capital of the Champa Kingdom (4th–13th century), this sacred site features over 70 ancient temples and intricate red-brick towers dedicated to Hindu deities.
With your expert English-speaking guide, wander among the centuries-old ruins, admire the delicate carvings, and uncover the hidden meanings behind the Cham architecture and rituals. Learn how this once-great civilization shaped Central Vietnam’s culture and religion.
After exploring the sanctuary and museum, you will return back to Hoi An, gliding through the tranquil countryside life of Central Vietnam.

🏯 Explore the UNESCO-listed My Son Sanctuary, home to over 70 ancient Cham temples.
🔱 Discover the spiritual legacy of the Champa Kingdom and its Hindu influences.
🗣 Learn from an expert English-speaking guide about the sanctuary’s culture and architecture.
💃 Enjoy a traditional Cham dance and music performance.

8.00 AM – Begin the journey to My Son Sanctuary. The route is scenic and you will have the opportunity to stop for photos – just request to our driver!

9:00AM – Arrive at the previous Champa Kingdom, My Son Sanctuary which has now been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historical tourist attraction is located in a lush green valley, filled with dozens of red brick tours and structures dating between the 4th and 13th centuries. You will have the opportunity to explore and take photos as our knowledgeable guide explains the fascinating story of the Champa people who are deeply rooted in Vietnamese culture and history.

Along the way, if appropriated, you will stop at a local house where the locals do “Rice paper” or “silk”. Great experience on the local daily life before the tour ends.

12.00-12.30 – tour ends.

PRICE IN VND