Shore Excursion to MY SON HOLYLAND & HOI AN city from TIEN SA or CHAN MAY Port

Name: Shore Excursion to MY SON HOLYLAND & HOI AN city from TIEN SA or CHAN MAY Port
Brand: Viator
Price: 175.39 USD
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8 hoursEnglishBook 18 hours aheadMy Son, Vietnam

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TOUR PROGRAM: Our Tour guide picks you up from TIEN SA or CHAN MAY Port (Please give us your cruise ship schedule ). Our Guide holds welcomed board with your name. Then, Transfer to My Son Holy Land, You will marvel at the ancient ruins which date back to the Champa Kingdom After arriving at My Son you will have approximately one and a half hours to explore with your personal licensed guide, who will provide you with in-depth information on the history of each temple

You will then depart for Hoi An City. On arrival you will enjoy a delicious local lunch. After lunch, you will begin an enjoyable walking tour of this pretty town, during which your guide will show you the Japanese Bridge explaining the history of this famous landmark. You will also visit a traditional house, a Chinese Assembly Hall and a cultural and historical museum.

On the way back to the ship, we will stop you at My Khe Beach (former name by China Beach) .After That We come back to cruiseship on Time.

Included

Entrance Tickets in My Son & Hoi An city
Bottled water
Modern Private Car or Minivan with Strong AC
Professional English Speaking Tourguide
Lunch at Local Restaurant

Not included

Drinks & Personal Expenses

What you'll do

My Son Sanctuary
Duy Phu, Vietnam
Visit the lost champa kingdom in Viet nam History that comes from 2nd century to 15th century and learn about champa culture. Enjoy the beauty of valley surrounding by jungle and mountains Explore the temples that were built and rebuilt from 4th century to 13rd century To find down how the cham people built the temple without using mortar
1h 30mAdmission included
Hoi An Ancient Town
Hoi An, Vietnam
Hoi An is a world heritage site located along the Thu Bon River. The Ancient Town has remained unchanged for centuries and was used as an international trading port of the Champa Kindom to import and export wood, gold and silk. At that time trade fairs were held, attracting merchants from Holland, Portugal, China and Japan but once the Thu Bon became too shallow, the port was moved to Da Nang sometime around the 18th Century. Visit Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, Tan Ky Ancient commercial house, Japanese covered bridge ( Symbol of Hoi An city ), Cultural and historical Museum, local market.
1h 30mAdmission included
My Khe Beach
Vo Nguyen Giap, Da Nang, Vietnam
used to be China Beach