Start your day with a breathtaking sunrise at My Son Sanctuary before exploring the Marble Mountains. Discover Vietnam’s spiritual heritage and the fascinating history of the Champa Kingdom.

Itinerary

  • Pickup location:

    Da Nang

  • My Son Sanctuary

    Break time, Photo stop, Visit, Guided tour, Free time (2 hours)

  • Marble Mountains

    Break time, Photo stop, Visit, Guided tour, Free time (30 minutes)

  • Arrive back at:

          Da Nang

Highlights

  • Discover the history of the ancient Champa Kingdom at My Son Sanctuary
  • Enjoy cooler temperatures and fewer crowds with an early morning departure
  • Learn about local culture, religion, and history from an experienced local guide
  • Explore ancient caves, pagodas, and hidden passages in Marble Mountains
  • Watch a spectacular sunrise from the Marble Mountains viewpoint

Full description

Experience two of Central Vietnam’s most iconic destinations on an early morning journey designed to beat the crowds and enjoy the best light of the day.

Begin with a sunrise visit to Marble Mountains, a cluster of limestone hills filled with caves, pagodas, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking Da Nang’s coastline. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the morning as your guide shares stories about local beliefs and history.

Continue to My Son Sanctuary, the spiritual and political center of the ancient Champa Kingdom for more than a thousand years. Wander among centuries-old temple ruins hidden in a lush valley and learn about the unique architecture, culture, and traditions of the Cham people.

With cooler temperatures, fewer visitors, and stunning morning scenery, this tour offers the perfect opportunity to experience two UNESCO-worthy cultural treasures of Central Vietnam in comfort and depth.

Includes

  • Hotel pickup and drop-off in Da Nang city center
  • Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
  • English-speaking local guide
  • Entrance fees to My Son Sanctuary and Marble Mountains
  • Bottled water
  • Local noodles
  • Personal expenses
  • Food and drinks not mentioned
  • Tips and gratuities (optional)

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