My Son holyland was once a religious and political center of the mighty Champa Kingdom which flourished all over central and south Viet Nam from 7th century to 15th century. The exquisite complex comprised 70 structures (mainly temples and towers) built by Cham kings to commemorate important events during their reigns. However, about 20 of these sites were nearly destroyed and many others were partly ruined by aerial bombs during the American war. Only 25 monuments remain intact today and parts of these are deteriorating due to weather conditions and vegetation overgrowth.
Despite this My Son sanctuary is still the finest example of Cham architecture in Viet Nam. It is still unknown how, and by what kind of substance, Cham people could stick these red baked bricks together to form such solid structures. There are high shrine towers with double pillars, solid walls, elaborate carvings and striking sculptures. All reflect the exclusive beauty of Cham culture. There are also many valuable artifacts (mainly sculptures) found in the archaeological site and displayed in the Cham museum in Danang city.
Depart: 7:45-8:15 from Hoi An
End: 14:00 at Hoi An
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Our guide pick you up at your hotel and depart to My Son Sanctuary – The World Cultural Heritage.
Arrive at My Son and we’ll have 2 hours to discover the site by walking throughout the landscape, learning histories with our local English speaking guide, enjoying the Champa traditional performances.
Get back to minivan and move to a local house to learn how to make rice paper, you will enjoy your own hand-making product later on.
Back to the van and have lunch at another local house. Relax with cold herbal tea, nice foods and fresh air.
Take a boat trip to Hoi An with nice and cool breeze on boarding, beautiful river scenery on the biggest river in the Central of Vietnam named as Thu Bon River.
Arrive in Hoi An, we will drop you off at your hotel. Tour ends!
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