Hoi An Fishermen & Waterways Tour – Half Day

My Son, located 69 km southwest of Danang, was an imperial city during the Cham dynasty, and 75km far from Hoi An. My Son is the former capital of the ancient Cham civilization that ruled Central Vietnam from the second to the thirteenth century. Their religion was primarily derived from Indian Hinduism. My Son is considered to be one of the best-preserved Cham structures in Vietnam. The complex is comprised of seventy Hindu-like towers and temples dating from the second century. My Son Sanctuary is a large complex of religious relics that comprises more than 70 architectural works. They include temples and towers that connect to each other with complicated red brick designs. The main component of the Cham architectural design is the tower, built to reflect the divinity of the king.

Hoi An Memories is the memory of the land with the ups and downs of history. From ancient times, ancestors cut bamboo, sawed wood, built houses, established villages, and spread the sails to sea, until traditional craft villages were born. And over time, Hoi An became a bustling port town, welcoming merchants with the cultural characteristics of our country from all over the world to interact and blend to create a Hoi An today: both dear and different, a charming and unique Hoi An. There is a cross-border love story; had a lavish and tearful wedding of princess Huyen Tran with the king of Champa because of her great profession; there is a story of a girl from Faifo who waits for her lover to go to the sea and never return, there are hundreds of ao dai gracefully walking on the endless stream of time. Gorgeous memories are like silk threads entangled with nostalgia, woven by the memory loom, ups, and downs, at times of peace, at times of serenity to the steady sound of the loom.