Đông Hà ( listen) is the capital of Quảng Trị Province, Vietnam. Đông Hà is situated at the crossroads of National Highway 1A and Route 9, part of the East–West Economic Corridor (EWEC). It lies on the North–South Railway (Reunification Express) and is served by Đông Hà Railway Station. EWEC is an economic development program which includes northeast Thailand, Southern Laos, and central Vietnam.
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Itinerary Day1: Phong Nha hotel- Vinh Moc Tunnels- Hue/ overnight in Hue Day 2: Hue Sightseeing tour/overnight in Hue Day 3: Hue to Hoi An transfer via Hai Van Pass and Monkey Mountains/ Tour ends and we drop you off at your hotel in Hoi An or Da Nang Note: this 3 days trip is by car with private driver ( english speaking, safe and informative) for 3 days and 2 nights stay in Hue included in the price.
Inclusions: Transport by private vehicle, Private english speaking driver, Hotels (homestay) good rooms in Hue for 2 nights ( day 1 and 2) with 2 breakfasts., Bottled water, All taxes, tolls, parking fees., Fuel, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Breakfast
Exclusions: Food and drinks and meals, Other nights accommodations, Gratuities & tip ( it is up to you), Other personal expenses, Private tour guide inside tourist sites
A fantastic day - we were picked up from our place of choice in the city and driven to beautiful sights in Hue. Whilst on the journey, our driver (Mr Dzung) was really informative about the city and its history. He was great for the entire day! He waited whilst we took our time exploring each place, giving us facts about the places we saw. He also accommodated us and took us to a specific street food place we wanted and a cake shop when we wanted sweets.
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• Explore Old Ruined Quang Tri Citadel • Experience DMZ and its surroundings • Explore Vinh Moc Tunnels to know about local life past and present • Visitting historical Khe Sanh Combat Base • Understand more about Vietnam War
Inclusions: DMZ Enghlish speaking guide, Private AC Car/Mini Van with driver, Entrance Tickets to Sightseeing Places
Exclusions: Food and Drinks (available to purchase), Tip/Gratuity for tour guide & driver, Travel Insurance & Things not mentioned
We really enjoyed our day with Mr. Hung. He speaks very good English and has an encyclopedic knowledge of Vietnam history. We did lots of walking thru the Citadel and various tombs and temples. This is the way to see Hue
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Adventures Travel Vietnam offers the best private DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) Tour for customers from Hue City, Vietnam. We guarantee a local perspective that will give you and your family a once in a lifetime experience. ITINERARY: Pick-up from the Hotel in Hue City Transfer to Demilitarized Zone (DMZ – Former battle of Vietnam War) Transfer along the Route 9 to The Rock pile, the Ho Chi Minh Trail, Ta Con Airfield (Khe Sanh combat base) Have lunch at local restaurant (simple food) Transfer to Vinh Moc Tunnel to understand more how Viet Cong (Vietnamese Communists) lived underground to fight against American (22 meter deep tunnel) Then transfer to 17th Paralell to visit Ben Hai River, Hien Luong Bridge and Museum Transfer back and drop-off at the Hotel in Hue City
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Lunch, All Fees and Taxes, Breakfast
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We drove from Hue to Hoi An stopping at an Oyster Farm and Marble Mountain. Unfortunately it was cloudy and rainy in the mountain pass (hai van pass). Luckily the sun came out as we were descending to Da Nang. David stopped so that we could take some breathing photos. Hoi An is a beautiful place with all of the lanterns and small streets with lots to discover. Our guide David was extremely knowledgeable on the history and everyday life in Hoi An. He was very forthcoming with guidance and suggestions on how to spend out three days in Hoi An. He gave us excellent dining suggestions and shopping tips. He even took us to a fantastic tailor. (BeBE tailor) where we had some clothes made in 24 hours. He got us excellent tickets to see the amazing Bamboo Circus. David always remained professional (he also have a great sense of humour) and pleasant to deal with. You could see that it was important to him to ensure that we totally enjoyed our vacation. We would not hesitate to recommend his services. You will not be disappointed. Thank you David we really appreciated having you as our guide!!
4.9 based on 33 reviews
- We pick you up at your hotel at 7:30am then going this trip to DMZ of Vietnam and war remains. - We will take you to the most famous places alomng highway 1 and 9, the most interesting famous places are Khe Sanh and Vinh Moc Tunnels. - It takes about 10-11 hours for this trip -This is private trip guided tour about Vietnam war with english speaking guide. - Car is new and good air-conditioning, staffs are super friendly. - Tour guide is good at history
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off (in 5km from city center), Private car with driver, fuel, tolls, parking fees, Private english speaking guide, Bottled water
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Hotels, Personal expenses
A fantastic day - we were picked up from our place of choice in the city and driven to beautiful sights in Hue. Whilst on the journey, our driver (Mr Dzung) was really informative about the city and its history. He was great for the entire day! He waited whilst we took our time exploring each place, giving us facts about the places we saw. He also accommodated us and took us to a specific street food place we wanted and a cake shop when we wanted sweets.
4.9 based on 122 reviews
-This is private dmz trip about Vietnam War - Visiting famous places alonghighway 1 to Vinh Moc Tunnels - Local guide will explain clearly about Vietnam war stories to you - Vinh Moc Tunnels are highlight for this trip - Departure 8am or before 12:00 noon time.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off ( in 5km from city center), Private car with driver, fuel, tolls, parking fees., Private english speaking guide, Bottled water, Entrance fees
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Lunch, Gratuities, Hotels, Personal expenses
A fantastic day - we were picked up from our place of choice in the city and driven to beautiful sights in Hue. Whilst on the journey, our driver (Mr Dzung) was really informative about the city and its history. He was great for the entire day! He waited whilst we took our time exploring each place, giving us facts about the places we saw. He also accommodated us and took us to a specific street food place we wanted and a cake shop when we wanted sweets.
4.8 based on 4 reviews
The DMZ lay at the 17th parallel and was created by an agreement known as the Geneva Agreement. The DMZ was breached by the North Vietnamese Army when they constructed the Ho Chi Minh Trail that allowed for the transport of troops and supplies to the National Liberation Front in the south. Some of the war's fiercest fighting and bloodiest battles occurred along that line. Such areas as Khe Sanh, Con Tien, … are forever etched into the minds of the soldiers who fought there and survived.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Lunch, Local guide, Transport by private vehicle
Exclusions: Gratuities
I intended to go to the Citadel and Tombs independently. At the last minute I decided I wanted a guide to show me around and to explain the history. It was the best decision I made. I contacted the company directly and everything was so easy to arrange. My guide, Ms Fi was amazing. With her excellent English and local knowledge she was so informative. She was also able to answer any questions I had about the Imperial history. I was also really impressed that after mentioning I’m vegetarian, I was taken to a lovely vegetarian restaurant. I would highly recommend this really professional company (I’ll be getting touch for when I go to Hoi in a few days!).
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Join this unique small group tour to visit one of Vietnam's most historical and interesting places - the Demilitarized Zone! This zone once served as the area which separated the North and South of Vietnam - with the famous Ben Hai River acting as the main border between the two. Have the chance to explore the Hien Luong Bridge which crosses the Ben Hai River; The Khe Sanh Army Base and a traveler's favorite - the Vinh Moc Tunnels, an underground network militarized village that is the largest in Vietnam!
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, All Fees and Taxes, English Speaking Guide
Exclusions: Lunch, Pick up from your hotel/stay outside the center of Hue
Unfortunately due to Covid we were the only people on this tour, but that meant we could take things at our own pace. The places we visited were stunning, and although the weather wasn't great, we got some wonderful photos. Highly recommend this for a day of full immersion.
1.0 based on 1 reviews
Full day trip to the Demilitarized Zone (Quang Tri DMZ) from Hue, take you back to the war sites and witness the former battles of conflict: Khe Sanh Combat Base, Quang Tri citadel, Vinh Moc tunnels, the 17th Parallel… This is a trip to discover the violent of the American war and you will learn about our Vietnamese struggles for independence.
Inclusions: 01 lunch at the local restaurant , English-speaking tour guide (other languages available upon request), Entrance fees as mentioned in the program, Water during transfer , Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Any services not mentioned in the program, Drinks, other meals, TIP and personal expenses
This activity offers a nice comfy excursion out of the busy city of Dalat to the countryside. The coffee shop which is part of this tour is quite nice to sit and drink a cup of coffee as it has some nice exposed view of the coffee farm. The falls are very nice. There are some walks down and up the elephant falls but it is worth it as you can get quite close to the waterfall and behind, underneath the fall! I also have to recommend it for the super nice guide, Tin Tin, humorous and knowledgable. I recommend it!
The Centre of Vietnam is the longest region of the country with over 1.000 kms from North to South. This region is encircled by mountains forming a natural border with Lao. Even if the Centre is less famous than Ha Noi, the Ha Long Bay or Ho Chi Minh City, it offers a very rich patrimony. Indeed, the Centre of Vietnam counts for four of the five national wonders registered to the UNESCO. Those are usually remains of the glorious past of Annam, the name given to this region under the French colonization. One of the most stunning sights to see in Central is My Son, Vietnam’s most important site of the ancient kingdom of Champa. Located in the heart of a beautiful valley and surrounded by high mountains ranges, My Son is around 80km from Da Nang city. Letters from the 4th century were found whist excavating My Son, revealing that complex for offerings and worship of the Hindu god. In 1999, UNESCO conservation protects cultural heritage world.
Inclusions: Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Hotel pick-up and return, Accommodations (twin/double share); check-in time: 14:00, check-out time: 12:00, Minivan with air-condition, all entrance fees, Mineral water, English speaking tour guide, Small group tour of maximum 10 persons per tour, 0 – 5 years old: 10%, 6 – 10 years old: 50% using the same bed with parents., Join in a group tour of maximum 10 persons.
Exclusions: Vietnam Visa, Travel insurance, Surcharge and compulsory dinner on 24 Dec and 31 Dec surcharge will be advised and added by Hoi An Express, Tips and gratuities, Personal expenses such as: shopping, telephone, beverage, etc., Air tickets at all kinds, Surcharge is applicable if you are traveling on 24 + 31/12/19, 25/1/20
Contacted the night before by email and message at front desk of hotel to confirm times & pick up.Picked up from our hotel at the time stated relatively new mini bus with air conditioning. Bus held 12 only 6 on tour. Cold water provided. Scenic drive out to My Son with the guide pointing relevant points of interest as we drove to site (about 90 mins). The site was empty on our arrival (just before Covid 19 hit a number of countries had already stopped their nationals travelling). The site is small but worth seeing. We had to take an electric bus up to the site from the car park I would have preferred to walk as it was less than a mile.The guide was very informative and answered any questions brought up by the group. We had nearly 2 hours walking around and then back on the bus to Hoi An. We asked to be dropped in the Old town not at our hotel which the driver and guide facilitated. We had considered renting a scooter and making our own way there but it is quite a considerable distance, the weather very hot, traffic intimidating and roads are not always hard surfaced. Worth the money
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