MY SON HOLYLAND - Excursão matinal ou vespertina saindo de HOI AN ou DA NANG
Descrição
. Visite o reino perdido de champa na história do Vietnã, que vai do século II ao século XV, e aprenda sobre a cultura champa . Aprecie a beleza do vale cercado por selva e montanhas . Explore os templos que foram construídos e reconstruídos do século IV ao século XIII .Tente descobrir como o povo Cham construiu o templo sem usar argamassa PROGRAMA TOUR: 8h00 e 13h30 – 8:00. Serviço de busca em seu hotel em Hoi An ou na cidade de Da Nang – 9:15. Chegue ao My Son e pegue um buggy com uma curta caminhada até os locais - 9h45 - 11h15: Guia turístico profissional que fala inglês irá levá-lo a visitar os diferentes grupos de B C D A G a E e F para ter uma compreensão profunda sobre a história Cham, o povo Cham, a cultura Cham e o Reino Cham. – 12h10. Retorno ao seu hotel em Hoi An ou Da Nang.
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Itinerário
Destaques: Visite o site do Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO, aprendendo sobre a história do site com seus guias turísticos experientes Explore todos os templos construídos e reconstruídos do século IV ao século XIII Maravilhe-se com os restos hindus dos templos-torre decorados em baixo-relevo. Descubra como as pessoas Cham construíram os templos sem usar argamassa Aprenda sobre o Reino de Champa e sua relação com os templos em My Son. Aprecie as belas vistas do vale ao redor pelas selvas
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O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Hotel em Hoi an ou Da Nang city
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Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- As crianças devem estar acompanhadas por um adulto
Avaliações(4)
A REALLY EDUCATIONAL TOUR AND ABOUT RUINS INFORMATIVE GUIDE, re Vietnam war you would think you WERE BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN {AS I WAS IN THE 1970S} 70 YEARS OUT OF DATE, LAUGHTABLE SPIEL . Vietnam is a wonderful country to visit and its people the most friendly in Asia . Re the war he conviently forgot to mention that the North invaded the SOUTH , then the US got involved. Poor US stragedy to bomb the VC H Q there, ATTROTICIES ON BOTH SIDES , guide sounded like he was just released from 8 years of RE EDUCATION by the NORTH .
Andy very kindly tailored this trip into our full-day outing. The tour guide gave us very clear and detailed intro of history and background of this beautiful place and sanctuary.
We booked a private tour to My Son Sanctuary in June 2018 with Andy and our guide was Uncle Chinh, who was really great with my two young kids (5 and 3). Obviously the kids loved him, especially when at the end of the tour he bought them each a bottle of orange juice. :D But the highlight was of course the tour itself. We were picked up at our requested time and during the one-hour journey from Hoi An Uncle Chinh told us a lot about the history of Quang Nam province. During the tour he was very knowledgeable and explained to us in details. He also knew when to avoid the crowd so we had some private moments at the sanctuary. We went in the morning at around 8:30am and came back just in time for lunch. We loved every second of it. :) Thank you Andy and Uncle Chinh for arranging this tour for us.
Me, our guide Phi and our driver are on a half-day private tour of the MYSON ruins (US$120). We arrived at MYSON ruins in about 1 hour from Da Nang. We head to the ruins in an electric car that can seat about 10 people. Get off the bus and walk for about 10 minutes to a hut where you can watch Sham dance (I give demonstrations three times a day. It's a must-see. It's about 15 minutes at a time.) The ruins are separated by alphabet, and the B, C and D districts are a must-see. You can see the figures and sacrificial pedestals that Hinduism is believed to have originated from. I feel like it is very mysterious and something to wash my heart. Some of them are still under restoration, but please take your time and look at the structures and statues. This is a recommended spot. I applied for the Panda Bus Tour, but he was a good guide who was good at Japanese. Also, when I visit Da Nang, I ask Phi again. I'm a recommended guide.
