My Son Sanctuary tickets 2026: 150,000 dong for foreign visitors

A foreign visitor ticket to the My Son Sanctuary, the Cham temple complex inland from Hoi An, costs 150,000 dong in 2026, according to the official My Son ticketing site. Vietnamese visitors pay 100,000 dong for the same entry. Both figures are described on that page as final prices with tax already included, so there is no surcharge at the gate.

The third line on the price table

There is a service ticket at 30,000 dong. The site explains that children under 5 enter free and that children aged 5 to 15 buy the service ticket, which covers transport inside the site rather than admission. The electric shuttle between the entrance and the temple groups is the part that money buys.

Hours

The ticket office sells from 6am to 5:30pm and the site itself is open from 6am to 6pm. Arriving after 5:30pm means no ticket at all, whatever the gate looks like, and the gap between the two closing times is the most expensive half hour of the day to get wrong.

A worked example

Two foreign adults with two children aged 5 to 15 pay 300,000 dong for the adult tickets plus 60,000 dong in service tickets, so 360,000 dong before any transport from Hoi An. A couple with no children pays 300,000 dong. What the site does not make clear in English is whether adults are also expected to buy the 30,000 dong service ticket, or whether the shuttle is already covered by the higher foreign rate.

Sources: mysonticketonline.vn.

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