The name of Viet Nam always reminds people of famous wars during its history: French war and American war. Though now, time passed and the memories of these periods of history have flown away in many people’s thoughts, they still remain in the veterans of both Vietnam and the countries who joined these wars.

However, the huge wall between them no longer exist now, just the sympathy and the love for this country exist.

Price: per person, twin share (single-supp: US $ )

Minimum 02 persons

• Present of handmade work
• Accommodation based on twin sharing either Standard Class
• Domestic Flight mention in program
• Air Conditioned transportation
• Meals in full board
• All admission fees
• English speaking guide

 Tour excludes

• Single person surcharge
• Drinks
• Personal expenditures
• International air ticket and airport tax
• Tips 
• Tourist insurance

Itinerary

Day 1: Ho Chi Minh City Arrival (D)

Shep Saigon

Arrival at Tan Son Nhat airport, transfer to hotel. If time permits, City tour of Ho Chi Minh City include War Remnant Museum where you could see the significant display of many war artifacts; Reunification Palace which was once the headquarter of the South Vietnamese’s government. Overnight in HCMC.

Day 2: Ho Chi Minh City — Cu Chi — Tay Ninh (B, L, D)

Head toward Cu Chi Underground Tunnels which was built in the early 1940s during the war against the French but became famous for being used as a hideout for surprise attacks against the American and their allied troops in the American War. The visit will begin with an introduction film and a big model in the hall, which will give you a whole look at the network of Cu Chi tunnel during war. You then followed the guerilla-uniformed guide to explore the system of tunnels, have fantastic moments being a guerilla in the long, dark underground tunnel. You will surely understand more about Vietnamese’s life and the way they fought against your army during wars, which may be still a secret for you. Meet with people here. Have lunch with a local family who still remember the war time very clearly. Onward to Cao Dai Holy See in Tay Ninh province. Overnight in Ho Chi Minh City.

Day 3: Ho Chi Minh City— Da Nang (B, L, D)

Hue

Fly to Da Nang, check in hotel. PM: Leisure in Da Nang.

Day 4~6: Da Nang— Hue— Quang Tri (B, L, D)

This area saw most of the major confrontations during the American War. North of Hue is the Demilitarized Zone, or DMZ, and Quang Tri Province where much of the fighting occurred. The border between the communist North and the US-supported South was the Ben Hai River, not the ‘17th Parallel’ as is popularly believed . The area still bears the scars of the massive bombardments that took place. The few remains of the many camps and combat bases, the barren ground pockmarked with craters, and the tens of thousands of graves in the National Cemetery, a fraction of the million North Vietnamese soldiers who died in the conflict, are solemn reminders of war. Nearby is the Vinh Moc tunnel complex, less extensive, but more authentic, than the more famous Cu Chi tunnels. Beside visits to these relics, a visit to Cham Museum, the Marble Mountains and Non Nuoc beach; a Perfume river boat trip to Thien Mu Pagoda (16th. century), tours of Hue Royal Citadel and Tu Duc and Khai Dinh’s Tombs (4th. and 12th. Kings of the Nguyen Feudal Dynasty) will be offer to give you relaxable time.

Day 7: Hue — Ho Chi Minh trail (B, L, D)

Quang Tri

Drive to Ho Chi Minh Trails The Ho Chi Minh Trail was a complex web of different jungle paths that enabled communist troops to travel from North Vietnam to areas close to Saigon. It has been estimated that the National Liberation Front received sixty tons of aid per day from this route. Most of this was carried by porters. Occasionally bicycles and ponies would also be used. At regular intervals along the route the NLF built base camps. As well as providing a place for them to rest, the base camps provided medical treatment for those who had been injured or had fallen ill on the journey. In the early days of the war it took six months to travel from North Vietnam to Saigon on the Ho Chi Minh Trail. But the more people who travelled along the route the easier it became. By 1970, fit and experienced soldiers could make the journey in six weeks. Although the United States Air Force tried to destroy this vital supply line by heavy bombing, they were unable to stop the constant flow of men and supplies. See this trail, you will not only have chance to see the old battle field but also another secret of Vietnam war. Visit Aluoi and Asao then Pako, Tari ethnic nationals villages and Hamburger (former US military base). Overnight in Hue.

Day 8: Hue— Hanoi (B, L, D)

Hoan Kiem Lake

Transfer to airport for flight to Hanoi. Check in hotel and have lunch. In the afternoon, visit Army Museum and Hanoi’s ancient Citadel where Vietnam army’s headquarter situated during French war. Here you will have chance to see the conference hall, the underground bunker and other buildings as well as the ancient relics of Hanoi’s citadel which has existed for nearly one thousand years.

Day 9: Hanoi (B, L, D)

Full-day city tour in Hanoi includes visits to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, the Temple of Literature (the National University of Vietnam built in 11th. century), Tran Quoc Pagoda, Quan Thanh Temple and Hanoi old Town. Overnight in Hanoi.

Day 10: Hanoi departure (B)

Free shopping before transfer to airport for departure.