
Best My Son Temple Day Trips from Da Nang
Discover the ancient Cham ruins of My Son Sanctuary on a convenient day trip from Da Nang. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a profound glimpse into Southeast Asia’s rich history and architectural mastery. Travelers can compare a wide variety of tour options, including small-group excursions, private transfers, and comprehensive packages with skip-the-line access. Experience breathtaking landscapes, expert local insights, and seamless logistics as you explore one of Vietnam’s most iconic historical landmarks. Whether you seek cultural immersion or convenient transportation, find the perfect itinerary to suit your pace and budget.
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Visit the lost kingdom of Champa on this trip to the My Son temples and see this important Hindu shrine in Southeast Asia a must if you're in Da Nang!
- Hotel pickup and drop–off
- Transport by bus and boat (depending on selection)
- English–speaking guide
- Lunch
- Entrance fee for My Son temples: 150000VND per person
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
- We have different options such as private tour, join small group tour or private transfer without tour guide+ entrance ticket if you want a cheaper price, please check these options when you book this trip - Observing local activities during the ride to My Son - Discover history of the ancient tem...
- My Son temple entrance ticket (not included in option “private 2 way transfer”)
- For pickup far away from Da Nang downtown, there will be 500.000 surcharge for this extra service
- English speaking guide (not included in option “private 2 way transfer”)
- There would be a 37 usd surcharge for public holiday in Việt Nam (up to different options)
- Bottle of water
- Travel insurance
- Tip for local guide/driver
- Beverages
- My Son Sanctuary
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Start your tour with a flexible pickup from your hotel in Da Nang or Hoi An. Your first stop is Le Duc Ha Terra Cotta Workshop near the Thu Bon River. Here you can see local artisans making bricks and terra cotta by hand. You will learn about traditional techniques and how these bricks are similar ...
- INCLUDED or EXCLUDED Vietnamese meal (PRICES & DURATIONS are different)
- All taxes, tickets and entrance fees (Guarantee no hidden fees)
- Da Nang & Hoi An hotel pickup & drop off
- Bottled water during the tour & local food
- English speaking local tour guide, knowledgeable and licensed
- Army jeep / Modern car or van with experienced driver (Please check different prices when booking)
- Other drinks. Personal expenses
- Tip is optional but appreciated
- Le Duc Ha Terra Cotta Workshop
- Dien Ban
- My Son Sanctuary
- Duy Xuyen District
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
An early tour to get to see beautiful My Son temples when it's just you there is the best experience you have, get greatful pictures and learn some local stories about history, culture and religion
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions travelers ask before visiting.When comparing the 17 options we track across booking platforms, most tours fall into the $56–$66 range, with a median price of $62. While you may see listings as low as $27 or as high as $86, the typical price for a comprehensive experience sits firmly in that mid-range. For context, cultural-focused tours average around $59, which is slightly below the overall median yet maintains the same high quality.
Yes, especially if you want historical context. 82% of the tours we compare include the entry ticket, and 88% include a guide. The average rating for these guided experiences is 4.61★ based on 136 pooled reviews. Travelers frequently mention that guides are "very knowledgeable" and make the trip "great," suggesting the added value of interpretation outweighs the basic admission fee.
Most tours last between 4.1 and 6.4 hours, with a median duration of about 4.3 hours. This allows enough time to explore the ruins comfortably without feeling rushed. Since 94% of the options offer free cancellation, you can often book a flexible slot knowing you can adjust if your schedule changes.
Absolutely. Private tours are the dominant format here, accounting for 76% (or 13 out of 17) of the options we compare. If you prefer a personalized itinerary or are traveling in a small group, you will find more private choices than standard group departures. These private formats also tend to be tagged as eco-friendly by nearly half of the providers.
Guides are typically available in four languages: English, Italian, Portuguese, and French. Since 94% of the tours are guided, language support is widely accessible. However, if you require a specific language other than these four, you would need to check individual listing details carefully, as the data shows no other primary languages listed among the compared options.
The majority of travelers explore on foot, with 65% of options involving walking. For those who prefer not to walk the entire distance, 29% of tours include buggy transport, and another 29% use minivans or electric cars to navigate the grounds. Most options also include transportation from Da Nang, with 47% covering general transport and 29% offering hotel pickup and drop-off.
Sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with approximately 94% of analyzed reviews being favorable. Common themes include excellent guides, fun experiences, and user-friendly service. The top-rated category is Cultural Tours, which average 4.61★ at roughly $59, making them a strong value proposition compared to the broader market average.
Take a taxi or ride-hailing app for about 15 minutes. The cost is roughly $3 to $5 USD depending on traffic.
Hire a motorbike driver for half a day. This allows flexible stops at caves and pagodas while avoiding steep climbs alone.
No, cash is king there. Carry Vietnamese Dong for street food and small shops. Use cards only at larger hotels.