A different way to visit the amazing Cham temples in the holy-land of Myson, this tour takes you through our unique lane route, allowing you to see more landscape and local lives. Lunch is served at a local restaurant to try the famous local specialty of the region.
Tour information:
Cycling length: 60km
Trip duration: 1 day
Cycling area: Cam Kim, My Son
Cycling path: Flat, easy back-roads
The tour starts with a short local ferry ride across the Thu Bon river to Cam Kim Island where we cycle through the quiet back roads and stop for a break at a local café to sample the famous Vietnamese sweet coffee. We continue cycling along the little used route to enjoy the beautiful scenery and sample local life. At MySon we visit the amazing temples of the Cham people to learn more about this Holy Land where the Cham people worshiped Shiva, the God of war. These magnificent structures were built of clay bricks by of the Cham between 4th – 13th century and it is unbelievable how these people constructed the temples with so few materials. Myson was always the religious heart of the Cham people and indeed, before and up to the 15th century, this unique site was as important as Angkor Wat. The site was originally made up of 75 temples but sadly only 20 temples survived the destruction of the war. After a lunch My Quang noodles at a local restaurant, you are transported back to HoiAn by minibus.
PRICE PER PERSON IN IN VND
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Inclusion:
- Entrance fees
- English speaking local guide
- Lunch, snack (drinking water, candies, fruit…)
- Mountain bikes (Specialized, Giant…)
- Transportation as mentioned.
Exclusion:
- Personal expense, tipping …
- Bring your sun cream, camera and energy drinks
- The ride is reasonably tough for a new rider but a great challenge.
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