Santuario de la Selva Mi Hijo

Hoi An, Vietnam

Acerca del Santuario de la Selva My Son en Hoi An

Mỹ Sơn, located near Hoi An in Quang Nam Province, Vietnam, is a significant archaeological and historical site that was once the religious and political capital of the Champa Kingdom from the 4th to the 13th centuries. This UNESCO World Heritage site is nestled in a mountainous region and is known for its unique culture influenced by Hinduism, as evidenced by the series of impressive tower-temples dedicated to Hindu deities, primarily Shiva .

El santuario abarca más de 70 estructuras y una extensa arqueología enterrada, lo que ofrece una imagen vívida de la vida espiritual y política de una fase importante de la historia del sudeste asiático. Estas estructuras, construidas durante diez siglos, son un testimonio de las habilidades de ingeniería Cham y se destacan por sus diseños arquitectónicos que simbolizan el Monte Meru, la mítica montaña sagrada del hinduismo.

Visiting Mỹ Sơn provides a spiritual journey into a tranquil jungle setting, with the best time for tours being in the morning for fewer crowds or late afternoon for a more serene experience. The site is accessible from Hoi An by various means, including private car, motorbike, or even bicycle for the more adventurous. It’s important to dress respectfully when visiting this sacred site.

For a deeper understanding of the Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary and its significance in the cultural and historical tapestry of Vietnam, further details can be explored through the UNESCO World Heritage Centre and Vietnam Tourism websites.

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Templo / Religión
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UNESCO sitio de Patrimonio Mundial
Arquitectura unica

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6 AM–5 PM

+84 235-3731-309

Thánh địa Mỹ Sơn, Duy Xuyên District, Quảng Nam, Vietnam

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Reseñas de My Son Jungle Sanctuary

4.4

Chelsea

A cool place to visit if you're interested in learning about history and religion. I went as a part of a tour and learnt a lot about the different architecture styles of the 3 different temples: Hindu, Buddhist, Roman. If you go by yourself, there's still an opportunity to learn about the different structures through audio by scanning the QR codes. There was also a chance to watch a traditional Vietnamese performance, which I found to be really fun to watch! Each performance lasts 15 minutes in total, and you can see information about the times on the shuttle bus that you catch on the way to the main location.

Luis Alejandro Crespo Falcó

It's incredible to see the ruins of multiple Cham Pa people temples (Hindu temples) in the middle of such a lush jungle.Make sure to go early to avoid the crowds, otherwise the amount of people is unbearable. Going early also helps on hotter months as it will be a little bit fresher.

Tùng Nguyễn

It is worth taking your time here if you love to enjoy nature and to learn about the past. The view is absolutely tremendous. I got here at noon but due to lots of trees, the temperature was not hot at all. After buying tickets, you think you should spend 30 minutes at the museum to know more about this complex. Downloading the App and spending around 3 USD for audio guide are worth for understanding what you are being at. You can do that by scanning the QR code at each sight. The restaurant is not so bad. I recommend you Mì Quảng noodles for your meal.

Jill Lowe

Definitivamente recomendaría ir con un guía turístico para apreciar completamente el sitio. Las ruinas mismas están siendo renovadas y restauradas, y la historia de las ruinas es muy interesante. Desde el aparcamiento, un rápido carrito eléctrico te llevará durante 2 km hasta el lugar de las ruinas. Espere estar allí durante aproximadamente 2 horas. Muchos baños y lugares para comer y beber. Fue un maravilloso espectáculo de 15 minutos a las 2 pm con bailarines y música en la entrada del complejo del templo. También puedes ver algunos cráteres de bombas.

chee hwa ng

Very interesting historical ruins of the Cham people. The place could get pretty hot so best to go earlier during the day instead of being there during noon like what we did.Only thing I would like is for them to have more information displayed for tourists. Because other than the audio guide QR codes, there wasn’t much for tourists to read about. Unless you’re there with a guide to explain about the history, the place just looked like a collection of ruins.