My Son and Hoi An, Private Day Trip To 2 Heritage Lands

Hoi An Ancient town. From the 15th to 19th centuries, Hoi An known then as 'Faifo', was a prosperous trading port, attracting Chinese, Japanese, Dutch, Portuguese and Spanish ships amongst others. Today, this old town is recognized as a world cultural heritage because of the Japanese Bridge, the last structure built by the Japanese with 400 years old when they did business and lived here. The beautiful small streets with a combination of different architectures such as Chinese, Japanese and French will help visitors have a deeper insight into the ups and downs of an ancient city that was once a bustling commercial port. Also visit My Son Sanctuary- one of the central temple of Hinduism in Southeast Asia and a legacy of Vietnam. Lovers of architecture and ancient civilizations will not regret a day tour to the South of Vietnam to visit the My Son Hindu Sanctuary, a cluster of partially ruined temples that have long been abandoned, though once a thriving religious site of the early Champa tribe.