The Nam Hai complements luxurious oceanside resort living with the cultural attractions of three UNESCO world heritage sites: the charming town of Hoi An, the imperial capital of Hue, and the My Son ruins from the legendary Cham kingdom.

Hoi An:
The jewel of Vietnam’s Central Coast, Hoi An is an ancient trading port known for its rustic charm, bustling market and historic buildings. Hoi An boasts a number of art galleries featuring local and distinctive Vietnamese works as well as a bustling riverfront and trendy restaurant scene.

Hue:
The Imperial City of Hue served as Vietnam’s political capital until 1945. It is home to the most powerful of emperors whose artistically embelleshed tombs rest along the banks of the Perfume River.

My Son:
The spiritual center of the Cham Empire, My Son is one of Vietnam’s most ancient monuments dating back as far as the 4th -13th century. Set deep in the jungle, the monuments of My Son are intricately carved with Hindi, Sivaist and Buddhist adornments, reflecting the influence of the Ankor kings.