Hoi An/ Da Nang: My Son Sactuary and Hoi an City Full Day

Vietnam’s cultural tapestry unfolds on this comprehensive tour, inviting travelers to enjoy the ancient grandeur of My Son Sanctuary and the living heritage of Hoi An. From exploring UNESCO-listed ruins to savoring local cuisine, this experience promises an enriching journey through the country’s captivating past and vibrant present. Uncover the stories that have shaped this remarkable destination, where the past and present seamlessly intertwine.

Key Points

• A full-day tour from Da Nang and Hoi An exploring the UNESCO-listed My Son Sanctuary and Hoi An’s top attractions, including a local lunch experience.

• Pickup and drop-off services provided, with transportation between destinations included in the tour package.

• Guided exploration of the archaeological site of My Son Sanctuary, known for its Cham culture and architectural remnants.

• Immersion in Hoi An’s heritage through visits to the Museum of Folk Culture, Old House of Tan Ky, Japanese Covered Bridge, and Fukian Assembly Hall.

• Small-group experience with a maximum of 13 participants, allowing for a more personalized and intimate tour.

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Tour Overview

This full-day tour from Da Nang and Hoi An allows visitors to explore the historical and cultural highlights of the region.

Priced at €41.38 per person, the tour lasts 8-9.5 hours and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Guests can reserve now and pay later.

This full-day tour from Da Nang and Hoi An is priced at €41.38 per person and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

The small-group experience, limited to 13 participants, ensures personalized service. The itinerary includes pickup, visits to My Son Sanctuary and Hoi An’s top attractions, local lunch, and drop-off.

Entrance fees, transportation, and an English-speaking guide are included, making this a comprehensive and convenient way to discover the area’s heritage.

Itinerary

The tour begins with pickup locations in Minh An, Sơn Trà, and Hải Châu District, with hotel pickups in Da Nang and Hoi An between 7:30 AM and 8:00 AM.

Departing at 8:15 AM, the group travels to My Son Sanctuary, where they explore the site for 2.5 hours, learning about the Cham people’s history and culture.

After, they enjoy lunch at a local house before departing for Hoi An at 12:30 PM.

In Hoi An, the group visits the Museum of Folk Culture, Old House of Tan Ky, Japanese Covered Bridge, and Fukian Assembly Hall, ending the tour at 5:00 PM with drop-off in Hoi An.

Pickup Locations

The tour offers pickup locations in Minh An, Sơn Trà, and Hải Châu District.

Pickup is between 7:30 AM to 8:00 AM in Da Nang and Hoi An. The tour then departs at 8:15 AM to visit My Son Sanctuary.

This early start ensures ample time to explore the ancient Cham ruins and minimize crowds. Providing multiple pickup points adds convenience for travelers across the region.

The efficient logistics and prompt departures set the stage for a fulfilling day discovering the cultural heritage of Central Vietnam.

Exploring My Son Sanctuary

After the group departs Da Nang and Hoi An, they arrive at the ancient ruins of My Son Sanctuary around 9:15 AM.

The tour guide leads them through the archaeological site, which was once the imperial capital of the Champa kingdom. They explore the crumbling Hindu temples and learn about the history and culture of the Cham people.

The guide shares insights into the architectural elements and religious significance of the site. For the next 2.5 hours, the group wanders through the lush jungle surroundings, discovering the remnants of this once-thriving civilization.

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Lunch at a Local House

After exploring the ruins of My Son Sanctuary, the group heads to a local house for lunch.

The hosts welcome the visitors warmly and invite them to sit at a long table in the courtyard.

Welcomed warmly, visitors are invited to sit at a long table in the courtyard.

The menu features:

• Fresh spring rolls with peanut sauce

• Steaming bowls of pho with tender beef

• Sizzling plates of bún chả – grilled pork with vermicelli

• A selection of tropical fruits for dessert

The meal is a delightful blend of traditional Vietnamese flavors, prepared with care and served in a convivial, family-style setting.

It’s a chance to savor the local cuisine and experience Hoi An’s hospitality.

Visiting Hoi An Attractions

Following the group’s delightful lunch at a local house, they depart for the historic town of Hoi An. The first stop is the Museum of Folk Culture, where they explore the region’s traditional arts and crafts. Next, they visit the Old House of Tan Ky, marveling at its well-preserved architecture. The final stops include the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge and the grand Fukian Assembly Hall, both showcasing Hoi An’s diverse cultural influences. The tour concludes with a complete immersion in this UNESCO-listed gem, leaving the group with a deeper appreciation for Vietnam’s rich heritage.

| Hoi An Attractions | Highlights | Significance |

| — | — | — |

| Museum of Folk Culture | Traditional arts and crafts | Preserves regional cultural heritage |

| Old House of Tan Ky | Well-preserved architecture | Exemplifies Hoi An’s historical architecture |

| Japanese Covered Bridge | Iconic landmark | Represents the town’s foreign influences |

| Fukian Assembly Hall | Grand, ornate structure | Demonstrates the town’s diverse cultural roots |

End of Tour

As the tour nears its conclusion, the group is dropped off at their respective hotels in Hoi An and Da Nang.

Travelers are satisfied with the comprehensive experience, having explored the rich cultural heritage of My Son Sanctuary and the well-preserved charm of Hoi An.

The tour provides:

• A seamless door-to-door service with pickup and drop-off

• An insightful commentary from the English-speaking guide

• A delightful local lunch experience

• Convenient access to top attractions with pre-paid entrance fees

Cultural Significance

The My Son Sanctuary and Hoi An offer a profound glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of Vietnam.

My Son was the imperial city of the Champa dynasty, which ruled the region from the 4th to 12th centuries. This archaeological site provides insight into the advanced civilization and architecture of the Cham people.

In contrast, Hoi An is a well-preserved trading port that flourished from the 15th to 19th centuries, showcasing a blend of indigenous and foreign architectural influences.

Together, these sites illuminate the dynamic cultural heritage that has shaped Vietnam over the centuries.

Since You Asked

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour has a casual dress code. Comfortable walking shoes, sunhats, and light, breathable clothing are recommended to stay comfortable during the outdoor activities and site visits.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

The tour allows participants to bring their own food and drinks. However, a local lunch is included in the tour price, so bringing your own may not be necessary. The tour provides bottled water throughout the day.

Are There Any Wheelchair-Accessible Options?

The tour offers wheelchair-accessible options. Guests can request assistance with pickup, transportation, and accessing the sites. The tour provider aims to accommodate all participants’ needs, so they should inquire about accessibility requirements when booking.

Can I Extend the Tour Duration if Needed?

Yes, the tour duration can be extended if needed. The tour provider offers flexibility, allowing participants to customize the tour to their preferences. Additional fees may apply for extended tour times.

Do the Tour Guides Speak Any Other Languages?

The tour guides for this excursion are English-speaking. While other language options aren’t specified, guests should inquire about availability if they require translation services in another language. The guides aim to provide personalized service to all participants.

Final Words

This full-day tour from Da Nang and Hoi An offers a comprehensive exploration of Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage. Visitors can experience the ancient Champa ruins of My Son Sanctuary, enjoy a traditional Vietnamese lunch, and enjoy the historic charms of UNESCO-listed Hoi An. The tour provides an in-depth look at the country’s vibrant past and present, making it an ideal way to discover the essence of Vietnam.

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