Mon Fils Sanctuaire Voyage d'une demi-journée
Description
Explorez le sanctuaire My Son, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, où l'ancien royaume de Champa a prospéré entre le IVe et le 13e siècle. Découvrez les impressionnants tours-temples nichés dans une vallée pittoresque, reflétant la culture unique influencée par l'hindouisme indien. Cette visite offre un aperçu de la riche histoire spirituelle et politique de l'Asie du Sud-Est. Points saillants de l'expérience: Explorez les ruines antiques: Découvrez le majestueux sanctuaire Mon Fils, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Merveilles architecturales : Émerveillez-vous devant les impressionnants tours-temples construits par le Royaume Champa. Cadre à couper le souffle: Profitez d'une vue imprenable sur les vallées luxuriantes et les montagnes. Immersion culturelle : Obtenez des informations sur la riche histoire et spiritualité de la région.
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Itinéraire
My Son Sanctuary, situé à 40 kilomètres à l’ouest de Hoi An, est le site archéologique le plus significatif du Vietnam de l’ancien royaume de Champa. Entre le IVe et le XIIIe siècle, cette région a abrité une culture unique profondément influencée par l'hindouisme indien. Le sanctuaire présente un impressionnant éventail de tours-temples qui ont servi de cœur religieux et politique au royaume du Champa pendant la majeure partie de son existence. Situé dans une vallée luxuriante et entouré de chaînes de montagnes majestueuses, My Son a été classé au patrimoine culturel de l'UNESCO en 1999. Construites à l'origine en bois, beaucoup de ces structures ont été détruites par un incendie au VIe siècle. Ils ont ensuite été restaurés au VIIe siècle par Sambhuvarman, qui a utilisé des briques fabriquées localement pour la reconstruction.
Au XIIIe siècle, plus de 70 temples avaient été érigés, établissant Mon Fils comme un centre majeur de l'hindouisme dans le royaume de Champa. Aujourd'hui, le sanctuaire se présente comme un ensemble architectural remarquable, mettant en valeur un mélange d'art, de spiritualité et de signification politique. Les visiteurs de My Son peuvent explorer ce site captivant, en acquérant un aperçu de la riche histoire et du patrimoine culturel de l'Asie du Sud-Est à une époque de transformation. Chaussures Recommandation: Des chaussures de marche confortables sont recommandées en raison du terrain accidenté et de la marche nécessaire pour explorer le site.
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Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel dans le centre-ville de Da Nang
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Maximum 1 enfant accompagné 1 adulte, le 2ème enfant paiera le tarif adulte.
- Gratuit pour les 0-5 ans ; 50% de réduction pour les enfants de 6 à 10 ans
Avis(37)
Emily was fantastic today - we had a great afternoon. She was very knowledgeable and ensured we all had a good time visiting the My Son Sanctuary.
There are more than 70 architectural works of brick and stone in the middle of nature dedicated to kings and Hindu deities. It was the most important center of the Champa kingdom and its civilization. There are about 3 different dances with girls and men under a roof and chairs with fans. The truth is that the show is not worth much but once you have to drive 3 hours non-stop from Hoi An, well, well.
We had a completely exotic time, immersed in the history and traditions of a lost empire. The My Son sanctuary, listed as a UNESCO heritage site in 1999, brings together the ruins of several temples and relics of the ancient Champa Kingdom. A cult place hidden in the mountains, absolutely worth visiting in a small group. Breathtaking, we are delighted and recommend this half-day expedition, with return journey included, which greatly facilitates accessibility to the site, located just an hour from Hoi An. We spent a completely exotic moment, immersed in the history and tradition of a lost empire. The sanctuary of My Son, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, gathers the ruins of several temples and relics of the ancient Champa Kingdom. A place of worship hidden in the mountains, to visit absolutely in small groups. Breathtaking, we are delighted and recommend this half day expedition, with round trip/return, which greatly facilitates accessibility to the site, located an hour from Hoi An.
The guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. Being in a small group with total of 5 people was helpful. The van was very comfortable. Worth the half day trip.
Good trip, good guide. Booked a trip with 16 people max and ended up being just the two of us and the guide and driver. Was direct to the site and back, there isn't tonnes of info at the site but the old temples are interesting to explore and look around and also a dancing show at the end.
What a great day e had. Mot ( Tom ) was a well informed humorous fun guide. With a great knowledge of the local area. Highly recommend
Couldn’t have asked for a better tour! Mr. Mot (Tom) is probably the funniest & most knowledgeable guide in Hồi Ăn. From local recommendations to stories, you get the full experience traveling with the guy. 10/10 would recommend. Good word? 😉
We experienced a fantastic adventure at the Sanctuary of My Son in Hoi An, one of the most ancient and charming site in Vietnam. Our talented and keen guide Thao, led us across the site history and its mysterious ways, letting us to discover and understand its real secrets. Really friendly and helpful, both from professional skills and human aspects. Very recommended and suggested!! Michela e Cristina
We had a great tour with a really friendly and personable guide called Vin. He was extremely knowledgeable about the ruins and about the history of the area, giving us lots of extra information and bringing the ruins to life. Would really recommend if you are in Hoi An for a few days!
Contacted the night before by email and message at front desk of hotel to confirm times & pick up.Picked up from our hotel at the time stated relatively new mini bus with air conditioning. Bus held 12 only 6 on tour. Cold water provided. Scenic drive out to My Son with the guide pointing relevant points of interest as we drove to site (about 90 mins). The site was empty on our arrival (just before Covid 19 hit a number of countries had already stopped their nationals travelling). The site is small but worth seeing. We had to take an electric bus up to the site from the car park I would have preferred to walk as it was less than a mile.The guide was very informative and answered any questions brought up by the group. We had nearly 2 hours walking around and then back on the bus to Hoi An. We asked to be dropped in the Old town not at our hotel which the driver and guide facilitated. We had considered renting a scooter and making our own way there but it is quite a considerable distance, the weather very hot, traffic intimidating and roads are not always hard surfaced. Worth the money
