• Hue - Commence your journey in Hue, then travel northward on Highway One towards Dong Ha, making stops at historical sites like the Highway of Horror, Quang Tri Citadel, and the Ai Tu Airfield. Proceed to Dong Ha, once a base for U.S Marines, and then take Route 9 westward. Your initial destination is the Rockpile, a former U.S Marine Corps lookout, followed by a visit to the Van Kieu ethnic minority in Central Vietnam. Next, head to Khe Sanh village to explore the Khe Sanh Combat Base. Enjoy lunch in Dong Ha. Post-lunch, venture north to see the Hien Luong Bridge spanning the Ben Hai river, the dividing line between North and South Vietnam during the war. Your next stop is the Vinh Moc tunnels, where around 400 North Vietnamese took shelter during the “Rolling Thunder” bombing campaign. The tour concludes with a return to Hue.

• English speaking guide
• Mineral water
• Lunch
• Transfer by private air-conditioned vehicle
• All entrance fees and permits

• Personal travel insurance
• Gratuities

Are you familiar with the conflict between Vietnam and America that took place approximately 40 years ago? Despite being smaller and less powerful than America, Vietnam emerged successful and the Americans withdrew, returning governance to the Vietnamese. A demilitarized zone (DMZ) that significantly contributed to Vietnam’s victory lies in Quang Tri, a modest province adjacent to Hue City in Vietnam. Over the years, the DMZ has been preserved as a testament to the astute strategies and tenacity of the Vietnamese soldiers during the war. If your journey takes you to Vietnam, do make it a point to visit Hue. You could explore the sites of some of the most ferocious battles between Vietnamese and American soldiers as well as inspect decommissioned military sites like the Vinh Moc tunnel and the Khe Sanh battlefield.

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