Located 60 km. from Danang, My Son is considered to be one of the best-preserved Cham centers in Vietnam. My Son is the former capital of the ancient Cham civilization that ruled Central Vietnam from the second to the thirteenth century. Their religion was primarily derived from Indian Hinduism, although, like Angkor Wat, the tower structures are dedicated to the former divine Cham monarchs themselves. The complex is comprised of seventy Hindu-like towers and temples dating from the seventh century. This site is a must-see for those people who are interested in architecture and ancient civilizations and is now one of five World Heritage-listed sites in Vietnam.

Trip price: please enquire for availability and cost

Tour includes:
• English speaking guide on land tour
• Tours and transfers as mentioned by private air-conditioned vehicle
• Sightseeing fees and permits during guided time

Tour excludes:
• Travel Insurance (Compulsory)
• Services, Meals and Drinks other not mentioned in itinerary
• Laundry, telephone calls and expenditure of a personal nature
• Tips and gratuities
• Pre and Post accommodation in Danang or Hoi An

Joining instructions:
Pick Up time: 08.00 AM
You will be collected from your hotel. Pick up time will be advised upon confirmation of booking.

Transport:
Air conditioned bus, walking.

What to take:
We suggest a small, lightweight daypack for cameras and drinking water etc.

Fitness Requirements:
None

“Vietnam is a lovely place and the people are all very friendly. Buffalo Tours introduced me to places I would not have seen without local knowledge. They know the country well – I travelled with them upon recommendation from other travellers”. 

Christopher English, UK

“We just wanted to thank you for all the help you gave us in setting up our wonderful trip to Vietnam. It was our first trip to Asia, and it was fantastic. We also would like to tell you that our guide, Mr. Chi, was excellent. He was very knowledgeable about what we saw, and had lots of information about Vietnamese history and culture. He was also able to speak English very well, which made it a pleasure touring with him. He had a lot to do with making our Vietnam trip special.

Sincerely, Ken Peters