Hoi An to My Son Sanctuary & Marble Mountain Private Transfer

Operated by HOIAN DAY TRIP CO.,LTD

Approx. 8 hours

Car/bus

From 2 people

From Da Nang, Hoi An, Da Nang Airport

English speaking guide

Lunch excluded

Highlights

Explore one of the most important Hindu temple complexes in Asia & a world heritage site
Learn about history of Champa kingdom which existed before 15th century in the area
Watch a stunning traditional art performance from Cham artists
Climb to the highest mountain of Marble Mountains & enjoy the unique natural landscape
See ancient Buddhist temples, discover majestic caves & cave temples
See lots of stone sculptures made by local people in a traditional village

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If book for 4 or more people, please contact us directly to have a discount.

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Pick up

Pick up time: 7:30 AM (local time)

Our driver and guide will pick up you at your hotel. If it’s in the city center, our guide will be in the lobby, so please wait him/her here. 

My Son Sanctuary

Hidden away in the mountains, My Son Sanctuary is the holy land of Cham people who owned the Champa kingdom from the 2nd to 19th centuries. It has more than 70 buildings. The oldest one was constructed in the 4th century. Here, Shiva is the main deity. After the 14th century, My Son was abandoned and then invaded by forests. In the Vietnam War, it’s damaged by bombings from the USA air force. See more details

From the main entrance, visitors will take a transfer by buggy car to skip a 2-kilometers-long walk to the temple zone (still walk after this ride).

In My Son Sanctuary, visitors will see Temple B-C-D (the largest group), Temple A, Temple G, Temple E, Temple F and ruins along the trekking trail. See more details

Total walking distance is 2 kilometers.

Traditional Art Performance of Cham People

Have a seat, relax and watch a stunning show with performances by Cham artists. All artists will wear the traditional costume, dance or play a musical instrument. This cultural show brings the audience a good time and a chance to know better about intangible cultural heritages of Cham people who built My Son. See more details

Have lunch (own expense)

Your stop for lunch is a supermarket where you can find Vietnamese food (seafood hotpot, spicy noodle, etc), western food (pizza, spaghetti, fried chicken, French fries, etc).

If you want to try Vietnamese specialty noodle called ‘Mi Quang’ (or Quang noodles’, please tell our guide & driver in advance. It’s a noodle dish that is made of soft rice noodles, chicken and broth. Raw vegetables, fresh herbs and crispy grilled rice paper are served as side dishes. See more details

The Marble Mountains

The Marble Mountains is a group of 5 mountains that rise suddenly from the surrounding plain, near the coast. Named after the elements of Five Elements, there are ‘water’, ‘fire’, ‘wood’, ‘earth’ and ‘metal’ mountains here. To see its sights, visitors need to climb many stairs. See more details

Here is the list of places which you will visit in the Marble Mountains:

– Non Nuoc Stone Carving Village: see lots of marble sculptures that vary in size, shape and color. Local people started carving stone to make them 300 years ago and now this long-standing tradition is a national intangible cultural heritage. See more details

– Linh Ung Pagoda: the most well-known Buddhist temple in the mountain. Built in the 19th century, it’s the oldest one in three famous pagodas of the same name in the area. See more details

– Huyen Khong Cave: the biggest cave in the mountain. Visitors will be amazed by fascinating beams of light falling from its ceiling and learn about local beliefs. See more details

– Tam Thai Pagoda: one of the holiest Buddhist temples in the area. It’s constructed in the 19th century by request of Minh Mang king whose father promised to build it many years before. See more details

Return & Drop off

Our driver will pick up in the foot of the mountain and then drop you off in your hotel.

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Additional Information

What to bring/wear

Visitors should wear comfortable walking shoes, hat/cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, rain poncho/jacket (from October to January), cash. 

To visit historical places, visitors should wear respectively. In other words, wear long pants to cover the upper knees, wear the shirt to cover shoulders, navel and armpits.

Contact for reservation/support​

If you can not book/pay online OR want to reserve first and pay later OR process a cancellation. Please WhatsApp us by number +84968009827.

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