• My Son Sanctuary - My Son Sanctuary is a historic religious site situated approximately 40 kilometers southwest of Hoi An. Constructed between the 4th and 13th centuries by the Champa Kingdom, My Son served as a spiritual and political hub dedicated to Hindu deities, particularly Shiva, known as Bhadresvara in Cham culture. Originally, over seventy temples and towers were erected in this verdant valley encircled by mountains, symbolizing the sacred link between heaven and earth.
  The temples were crafted using red bricks and sandstone, adorned with intricate carvings of deities, dancers, and mythical creatures that showcase both Cham artistry and Indian influence.
  Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, My Son is regarded as the most significant Cham architectural site in Vietnam. Today, it draws visitors from around the globe who come to explore its ancient ruins, delve into Cham history, and enjoy traditional Cham dance performances amidst the serene natural setting.
• Thanh Ha Pottery Village - Thanh Ha Pottery Village is a historic craft village located near Hoi An. With a history spanning over 500 years, it is renowned for its traditional handmade pottery. Local artisans employ simple tools and natural clay to create exquisite household items and decorative pieces. Visitors can observe pottery-making demonstrations, try their hand at shaping clay, and discover the village’s rich cultural heritage.

• Tour guide
• Bottled water
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Your personal expense
• Insurance
• Tip for guide& driver (optional)

My Son is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting around 1,000 tourists daily. However, navigating through the crowds can sometimes lessen the experience. To enhance your visit, a special private tour is available in the early morning, before the crowds gather and the sun’s heat intensifies. Traveling with a private guide allows for a leisurely pace, the opportunity to ask any questions, and the chance to enjoy the Champa Art Performance featuring Apsara dancing and the Flute Saranai Clarinet, without the rush of a large group.

In the Traditional Pottery Village, visitors can meet many local families who craft bricks and tiles for building traditional houses. Here, you can learn to make cups, jars, bowls, and pots yourself, and keep them as souvenirs.

• This tour is ideal for families with children who enjoy playing with clay.
• It is also perfect for photography enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and culture lovers who appreciate the lush natural landscape.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.