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1 day My Son - Mountain pass and waterfall

1 day My Son - Mountain pass and waterfall

Tour around Hoi An go My Son - Mountain pass and waterfall

  • Start: 8:00 AM - Finish: 5:00 PM
  • Price: 50 USD/person

We leaving Hoi An by Motorbike. We can stop any way and anytime get closer the local people. We can see the countryside.

You can see now the vietnamese people live and planting all of vegetable. We stop to get the fery crossing the Thu Bon river to go My Son.

After My Son, we going to see mountain pass and countryside near by Thu Bon river. And then we go to see waterfall, you can swimming and relaxe

Then we ahead to Hoi An via countryside behind mountain.

My Son tour

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Included:
  • Local food (Quang nooder)
  • Safety standard helmet
 Not Included:
  • Not entrance ticket
  • Personal & motorbike insurance
The Motorbikes:

Honda 125 CC or Honda automatic

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More Infomation:
  • Ride pillion passenger - price 50 USD
  • You can ride your own scooter and motorcycle - minimum 2 poeple.
  • Gas helmet

 

 

1 day My Son - Mountain pass and waterfall (50 USD)
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My Son

My Son used to be a group of more than 70 temple towers. Each temple has a typical architecture which reflects a historical stage of the Champa kingdoms. Most of the architecture and sculptures were influenced by Indian culture. Most of the temples point to the East, the sun direction. Champa people thought that the East was the place where the gods lived. Only a few towers point to the West or both East and West this meant that when the king died he would be conferred as a god and present his affection to his ancestor.

Please contact me with any questions

Mr Thong Do Van - Easy Rider Hoian

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Phone: +84 235 3864 931 (Home) - Mobile: +84 914 245 217

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