My Son & Rice Paper Tour: History & Culture from Da Nang

Overview

My Son Sanctuary & Rice Paper Making Sunset Tour from Da Nang offers a fascinating journey into the heart of Vietnamese culture and history. This half-day tour is perfect for anyone wanting to see ancient ruins and learn about local traditions. It takes visitors to the UNESCO World Heritage site of My Son Sanctuary, where old Cham temples sit in a green valley. Get to see Da Nang City Hotel, My Son Sanctuary, a Local House where rice paper is made, and a Local House where a Vietnamese dinner is served.

Visitors will explore the amazing My Son Sanctuary, which was once an important religious center. They will walk among the ruins and learn about the Cham people who built these temples long ago. After that, the tour takes them to a local village. Here, they will get to try making their own rice paper, a key ingredient in many Vietnamese dishes. This hands-on experience gives a real taste of Vietnamese daily life.

This tour includes round-trip transportation from Da Nang, an English and Vietnamese-speaking guide, entrance fees, a bottle of water, and the rice paper-making activity. It does not include other services, beverages (available for $15), or tips for the guide and driver.

Sentiment Analysis

Visitors generally loved the tour for its cultural experiences and knowledgeable guides but noted time constraints and extra costs as minor drawbacks.

• Customers enjoyed learning about the history of the My Son Sanctuary.

  Many visitors loved the chance to make their own rice paper.

  Travelers found the tour guides to be very knowledgeable and helpful.

  Many guests mentioned that transportation was convenient and comfortable.

• Some guests felt that there was not enough time at each location.

  A few travelers disliked the additional costs for beverages.