Introduction to My Son Sanctuary

My Son Sanctuary is a famous historical heritage of Quang Nam province with an architectural complex of many extremely unique Champa temples. The relic was discovered in 1885 and recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage in 1995.

What is interesting and attractive about My Son Sanctuary for tourists?

Unique architectural style

Although it is a cultural relic preserved by the State, My Son Sanctuary is still open to welcome tourists from all over to visit. This is an opportunity to admire and learn about the unique cultural features of the ancient Cham people.
The highlight of the relic is ancient Champa architecture such as stone stele, Siva statue, mascots, dancers as well as a temple system with unique architectural style.

Visit the museum at the My Son Sanctuary relic site

In the relic site, a treasure of ancient Champa culture is still preserved. This place has a system of stone statues of gods as well as carved patterns in the beliefs of the Champa people. The construction, sculpting and carving techniques of the Cham people have truly reached their peak, meticulously decorated, lifelike, showing respect to the gods.

Enjoy art and culture at My Son Sanctuary

After visiting the relics in My Son Sanctuary. Visitors can experience the culture of the ancient Champa people through performances by artisans here such as performing traditional musical instruments or Cham dances. In particular, the magical Apsara dance will make visitors feel lost in a mysterious land amidst the mountains and forests.

Experience specialty dishes

Regarding cuisine, visitors to Quang Nam in general and My Son holy land in particular can choose specialties here such as Quang noodles, Cao Lau, pork rice paper, dew-dried rice paper,…
On the way, you can enjoy Cau Mong veal, chicken noodles or Phu Chiem noodles nearby. All have their own unique flavors, visitors will surely fall in love right from the first experience.