Everything Covered.
No Hidden Extras.
One fixed price per vehicle. Entrance fees, Cham dance show, countryside route and hotel pickup — all included.
Private Open-top Jeep
A restored US Army Jeep with the roof down — wind in your hair, countryside wide open. Your group only, never shared.
My Son Entrance Fee
UNESCO World Heritage site admission fully covered. No separate payment at the gate.
Traditional Cham Dance Show
A live performance of traditional Cham dance at the sanctuary — one of the most atmospheric cultural experiences in central Vietnam.
Countryside Route
The drive to My Son goes through rice villages, rural markets and countryside lanes that most tours skip. The journey is part of the experience.
Local Expert Guide
An English-speaking guide who knows the Cham history, the temple architecture, and every good photo spot at My Son.
Hotel Pickup & Drop-off
Door-to-door from your hotel anywhere in Hội An — all three departure times available.
Your Journey,
Stop by Stop.
Six hours from Hội An to one of Southeast Asia's most significant ancient sites — by open-top Jeep, through countryside that most visitors never see, arriving at My Son with time to explore properly.
☀️ Morning — 7:00 AM · Standard departure · Recommended
🌇 Sunset — 1:30 PM · Golden hour at the ancient towers
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Pickup
Hotel Pickup — Open-top Jeep
Your guide arrives at your hotel in the open-top US Army Jeep. A quick briefing about the day's route and history — then you're off into the countryside.
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~45min
Countryside Route — Villages & Rice Fields
The drive to My Son passes through Hội An's rural hinterland — rice paddies, craft villages, local markets, country roads. Your guide stops wherever something catches your eye.
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En route
Hội An Rural Market
A stop at a local countryside market — not a tourist market, but a working village market where farmers and vendors come to trade every morning. A world away from the Old Town.
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En route
Countryside Photo Stops
Open fields, green rice paddies, old village roads — your guide knows every great vantage point. The open-top Jeep means photos from every angle, no windows in the way.
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~2hrs
My Son Sanctuary — UNESCO World Heritage
Arrival at the Cham temple complex. Over 70 Hindu temples and towers built between the 4th and 14th centuries, hidden in a jungle valley flanked by mountains. Your guide walks you through the major temple groups, explaining Cham Kingdom history and Hindu iconography.
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At site
Traditional Cham Dance Performance
A live performance of Cham traditional dance — graceful, elaborate and deeply ancient. Performed in the setting of the temples, with the mountains behind. One of the most atmospheric cultural moments in Vietnam.
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Free time
Free Exploration — Ancient Towers
Time to wander independently through the temple complex — photograph the moss-covered brickwork up close, watch the light change over the towers, and find the quieter corners most visitors miss.
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Return
Jeep Return to Hội An
The return drive back through the countryside to your hotel. A different light, a different mood — and usually a very satisfied group of travellers.
What Makes This Tour
Different.
Most tours to My Son go by minibus on the main road. This one goes by open-top Jeep through the countryside — and that changes everything about how the day feels.
Everything You Need to Know
Full transparency. Nothing hidden.
What Guests Say.
Unfiltered.
"The open Jeep through the rice paddies was the perfect way to start the day. When we arrived at My Son at sunrise — mist over the towers, no crowds — I genuinely couldn't believe it was real. One of the best decisions of the whole trip."
"We took the sunset departure and arrived at My Son in golden light. The Cham dance with the ancient towers behind was something I'll never forget. Our guide knew the history in extraordinary depth — this is not a standard tour."
"Took our kids (8 and 11) and they absolutely loved the Jeep ride. The countryside market stop was a highlight — they'd never seen anything like it. My Son was breathtaking. Our guide was patient, funny and incredibly knowledgeable."
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything guests ask before booking the My Son Jeep tour.
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All three are excellent for different reasons. Sunrise (5:15 AM) gives you My Son with almost no other visitors and extraordinary misty light — but it's a very early start. Morning (7:00 AM) is the most popular: cooler temperatures, active villages on the way, good light at the site. Sunset (1:30 PM) offers golden-hour light on the towers and a more relaxed morning — ideal if you want to sleep in or have a morning activity in Hội An.
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My Son is a complex of over 70 Hindu temples and towers built by the Cham Kingdom between the 4th and 14th centuries. It's Vietnam's most important Cham archaeological site and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. The temples are built from handmade brick, decorated with stone carvings, and set in a jungle valley surrounded by mountains — one of the most atmospheric ancient sites in Southeast Asia.
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Yes — traditional Cham dance is performed live at the sanctuary and is fully included in the tour price. Performances run at scheduled times during the day. Your guide will ensure you don't miss it.
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Absolutely. The open Jeep is a highlight for children of all ages. The temple complex is easy to walk through and the Cham dance performance is visually spectacular for kids. The morning departure (7:00 AM) is usually the best choice for families.
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Always. We never combine groups. The Jeep and guide are exclusively yours for the entire tour — no strangers, no shared schedule, no compromises on what you do at My Son.
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$90 USD per vehicle (not per person), for all three departure options. The Jeep holds up to 6 passengers. My Son entrance fees, Cham dance show, and hotel pickup are all included. The more people in your group, the lower the cost per person.
