Hue DMZ Tour – DMZ Tour From Hue

Hue DMZ Tour – DMZ Tour From Hue City is an astonishing encounter with the war history and painful past of Vietnam. You can take a trip from Hue to the demilitarized zone with us. There are opportunities to learn about the war strategies, tactics, planning, the resilient spirit of the Vietnamese people, their hideouts, and much more. This tour is an excellent opportunity to learn about the Vietnam War.

The Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a 5km narrow strip of territory stretching from the Laos border to the coastline. It served as a war-free buffer zone between the old northern and southern borders of Vietnam. These attractions and monuments honor local war heroes. The Truong Son National graveyard in this area is Vietnam’s biggest war graveyard. There are over 10,000 Vietnamese troops buried there. To learn more about the harrowing details of war, go to the US combat station turned museum, which displays war artefacts. Dong Ha is the biggest settlement in the region. It is also accessible by day trip from Hue or Da Nang. Get in touch with us, to join one of our Vietnam specialists on this wonderful tour of the historic location…

1. Itinerary

In the morning

7:00 AM The guide and driver will meet you at your accommodation and drive you to the Quang Tri region. You will have the opportunity to visit some incredible locations along the way:

Dakrong Bridge marks the start of one of Ho Chi Minh’s major paths leading to the Laotian border. It was used as the main access point during the war.

Long Hung Church is a National Relic in the Vietnamese village of Quang Tri – BA5453. It is not only visited by Catholic pilgrims but also by people from all over the globe. The uniqueness and grandeur of the architecture of the cathedral compound are highly admired by visitors.

Khe Sanh Combat Base is one of the most important war locations. It is the site where the most famous battle in Vietnam happened. It can be accessed by Route 9 from Dong Ha to Khe Sanh Combat Base. There is a former campsite with a small exhibit of old interesting photos of the Vietnam War, a few reconstructed bunkers, and American aircraft.

In the afternoon

The Ben Hai River and Hien Luong Bridge form a distinct dividing line between two parts of Vietnam. During the French and Indochina conflict, the 17th parallel was used to divide Vietnam into northern and southern sections, each with its administration. The French constructed the Doc Mieu Base in 1947. It is the main stronghold of the Mc Namara line, where their militia is stationed. Basement vault devices, ground artillery launching, and concrete mobile bunkers are all available.

Vinh Moc tunnels are well-known throughout the globe. Every year, large crowds of visitors and historical explorers come to the demilitarized zone. This underground network was not built for military reasons, but rather as private shelters. They are regarded as the most effective tunneling strategy during a conflict. You will be given complete information about the location as well as adequate time to tour the museum, subterranean passageways, hamlet with family rooms, gates, air ducts, meeting rooms, exits to the sea, and other attractions.

6.00 pm – 7.00 pm: Tour finishes after the car drops you back at Hue City.

2. Highlights

Explore Ho Chi Minh Trail, the 17th parallel, the former headquarters of the US, the sites of the fiercest battles fought,…
Learn about the struggles for independence and the indomitable spirit of Vietnamese people.
Hear informative commentary from a knowledgeable guide.

3. Included

• Transportations
• Entrance tickets
• English Speaking Guide
• Lunch
• Pick up and drop off from hotel/stay in the center of Hue

4. Excluded

• Beverages, breakfast, dinner
• Gratuities and personal expenses
• Pick up from your hotel/stay outside the center of Hue

5. Price for Child

• Kid from 0 – 2 year old : free of charge
• Kid from 3 – 10 year old : 39 USD
• Kid from 11 year old and older as Adult