My Son

Historical landmark · Duy Xuyen

My Son

Historical landmark · Duy Xuyen

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Thánh địa Mỹ Sơn, Duy Xuyên District, Quảng Nam, Vietnam

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Mỹ Sơn, a lush UNESCO site near Da Nang, unveils ancient Cham Hindu temples rich with history, ruins, and serene mountain vibes.  

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"The group then ventures off the plan and heads to My Son Sanctuary. What was it like to film there? You can feel the stillness and the history there. Its beauty is transcendent and very special. It feels pretty weird to have lighting equipment on an ancient temple—that juxtaposition is not lost on me. I felt just very grateful that they let us film there. I hope that people want to go check it out after seeing our movie."

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"My Son A UNESCO World Heritage site in a mountain valley about 40 miles west of Da Nang, My Son is a vestige of the Champa kingdom, a culture that was heavily shaped by Hindu beliefs and practices. Built between the 4th and 14th centuries, the temples pay homage to the god Shiva, though the deity is often referred to here by different names. While some of the shrines are partially restored, and others overgrown with greenery or showing their age (many were destroyed by American bombing during the Vietnam War), the sheer scope of the ruins are proof of the reach of Hinduism and the lofty ambitions of the Cham kings."

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"My Son A UNESCO World Heritage site in a mountain valley about 40 miles west of Da Nang, My Son is a vestige of the Champa kingdom, a culture that was heavily shaped by Hindu beliefs and practices. Built between the 4th and 14th centuries, the temples pay homage to the god Shiva, though the deity is often referred to here by different names. While some of the shrines are partially restored, and others overgrown with greenery or showing their age (many were destroyed by American bombing during the Vietnam War), the sheer scope of the ruins are proof of the reach of Hinduism and the lofty ambitions of the Cham kings."

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"My Son A UNESCO World Heritage site in a mountain valley about 40 miles west of Da Nang, My Son is a vestige of the Champa kingdom, a culture that was heavily shaped by Hindu beliefs and practices. Built between the 4th and 14th centuries, the temples pay homage to the god Shiva, though the deity is often referred to here by different names. While some of the shrines are partially restored, and others overgrown with greenery or showing their age (many were destroyed by American bombing during the Vietnam War), the sheer scope of the ruins are proof of the reach of Hinduism and the lofty ambitions of the Cham kings."

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meganlynne18

Google
Highly recommend adding this to your Vietnam itinerary! The site is beautiful and has so much history. You are able to walk around and go inside many of the buildings. There are three sites to visit and there is a pavilion which has a show a couple times a day. There is also a small restaurant on the property.

tom Van den Brink

Google
Cool temples! But far out of the city. Fun ride on motor bike but it takes time. When we were there it was very very warm and humid. Some parts have limited shade so you are really out there. But cool history, we did an audio tour via our phones. Worked okay. Also saw a dance show. Cool, but I would only do it if you have time extra in your trip.

Yaman Banerji

Google
This place was very well maintained and in a beautiful setting. There were golf carts to take us to the main entrance from the parking. We hired bicycles for a part of the trail and then enjoyed walking through the ruins and learning about the history of the place. The museum at the end is a great way to understand more about the details in a nutshell. It was very hot in the afternoon and would reccomend tourists to visit earlier in the day or a little later.

ATVCENTRUM

Google
Very nice historical place. We were out of season so the minimum of tourists was great. I mean, great heat of 37 degrees. Everywhere you can buy a cold drink or a coconut. For the second part of the trip we rented bikes for 40000.

Keir Stanley

Google
My son was worth visiting, however I would recommend you go early, we visited at 7am and with a guide who can explain. We found a tour for £17 each online via TripAdvisor including chicken soup breakfast and a very sweet coffee. It is worth remembering that this is an active site, and work is ongoing. It appears that each year what can be seen increases. In my two hour visit we did not manage to see everything.

Willfred “Bullitt_mc”

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Very worthwhile to visit but make sure to be there at 7am to avoid the heat AND the crowds. After buying a ticket at the entrance, a shuttlebus takes you to the actual start of the 4km loop. Here is a restaurant for drinks/food at the end of the walk. A bike can be hired but only be used for the first 700mtr. We walked counter clockwise as given on the map. By the time we were at our last ruin, about 1km to go, we ran in a lot of groups of people with a tourguide (we did not feel the need for a tourguide) who seem to do the trail clockwise. Highly recommend a visit to this place

Mike

Google
A beautiful place, full of mystical history. Think of the temple of King Louie from the Jungle Book. The site has been partially renovated to better showcase the buildings. I would take a guided tour next time to get the information you need. There are QR codes to scan but that's always a problem. It can get very hot, so please bring sun protection and a fan.

Victoria Nguyen

Google
My family and I came here to visit the beautiful Champs historical national park. We were enjoyed viewing many beautiful ancient concrete Champs buildings. We had a great time visiting this national park. The staffs were very helpful and professional. They do have a restaurant where you can enjoy dining champs authentic foods and gift shop inside the national park.