Vietnam · MY SON SANCTUARY TOURS
10 tours
Prices in Vietnam move fast and the good operators fill up first. Below are 10 my son sanctuary tours set out plainly: what is included, how long you are out for, and where the extra money actually goes.
Early-morning My Son Sanctuary from Hoi An with Champa coffee and brunch, small-group guiding, and calm temple photos before the crowds.
“Excellent trip, easy comms and getting there early to avoid the crowds and seeing it as the sun rises and the mist on the water was excellent. Very knowledgeable and friendly guide. Highly recommend.”
A full day in central Vietnam with My Son Sanctuary, the surreal Golden Bridge, and Marble Mountains caves, views, and pagodas.
“Our guide Truong was amazing. There was nothing that was too much hassle. Continuing to make sure we were okay throughout the day. He made sure all the activities were as smooth as possible”
My Son UNESCO ruins, Cham dance, Thu Bon river cruise, plus lunch or banh mi from Hoi An. Entry fee extra.
“Mister Lee was a good guide and gave us many explanations about the Champapeople, God's, the different temple buildings and the history and restoration of the temple. We watched a short dance performance at the sanctuary where the show nowadays traditional dance and instruments. After the temple visit we had lunch and went on a short boat ride.”
Visit My Son Sanctuary with a small-group guide, make rice paper in a local home, then cool off on a Thu Bon River boat trip from Hoi An.
“Not to be missed tour. The guide (Lynn ?) was really good and explained everything very well. The rice paper making was interesting and we had a cool boat ride back to Hoi An.”
5:30 am My Son tour from Hoi An: AC pickup, buggy ride to UNESCO temples, Champa breakfast, mochi, fruit, and coffee before crowds.
“Well worth the early start. Our Guide was very knowledgeable and the tour was well paced, with a good balance between Information from the Guide and chance to look around and take pictures on our own”
Tour My Son Sanctuary from Hoi An with an English-speaking guide, rice paper making, lunch at a local home, and a Thu Bon boat ride.
“Some amount of walking involved. Reading about My Son sanctuary before the trip shall help in understanding. However, the guide, the lunch and the boat trip left much to be desired.”
Small-group UNESCO My Son, Champa dance, then a Thu Bon sunset boat ride with banh mi, water, and pickup.
“We had a wonderful time visiting the My Son Sanctuary with Tran our guide. My Son is an excellent example of 4th century Champa dynasty architecture and lifestyle and certainly worth the cultural side trip when visiting Hoi An for its incredible sartorial shopping adventure.”
Hoi An afternoon tour to UNESCO My Son Sanctuary, with a guided ruin walk, live Champa dance, and a Thu Bon River boat ride.
“Great afternoon. Very slick service. Our guide Hi was always in control and was very knowledgeable with a great sense of humour . We really enjoyed spending time with him and he taught us a lot.”
Afternoon My Son Sanctuary tour from Hoi An, finished with a sunset Thu Bon River cruise and BBQ or banhmi on board.
“Our very informative guide was lovely. I was touched by his personal experience hearing about his time in the war”
Small-group My Son sunset tour from Hoi An, UNESCO temples, Champa show, Thu Bon boat ride, and banh mi on board.
“An awesome day out with our guide Michael. He was very knowledgable about the temple and really looked after us! Beautiful temple and a really cool cultural experience.”
