- Doc Mieu - once declared by the enemy as an "impregnable fortress."
- Vinh Moc Tunnels - a notable underground structure in the DMZ.
- Hien Luong Bridge and Ben Hai River - the North-South divide.
- Quang Tri Citadel - a historic symbol of the nation's resilience.
- Hue Imperial Citadel - explore hundreds of majestic palaces and temples.
Itinerary:
07:00: Pick-up
Sovaba Travel's bus and guide will pick you up at the designated points such as train stations, airports, bus stations, hotels, etc., and depart for Quang Tri.
09:00: Doc Mieu - Quang Tri
Arriving in Quang Tri, you will visit Doc Mieu, an important military base during the resistance wars against the French and the Americans. This historical site was once declared by the enemy as an "impregnable fortress."
09:20: Vinh Moc Tunnels
Next, you will visit Vinh Moc Tunnels, a notable underground construction located in the demilitarized zone (DMZ). The tunnels consist of 94 households and various facilities such as a well, a meeting hall, Hoang Cam kitchen, guard stations, and living quarters.
10:30: Hien Luong Bridge - Ben Hai River
The tour continues with a visit to Hien Luong Bridge and Ben Hai River, the former dividing line between North and South Vietnam. Here, you will explore a memorial house displaying war relics and take photos at the iconic flagpole and the 17th parallel.
11:00: Quang Tri Ancient Citadel
You will proceed to Quang Tri Ancient Citadel, a sacred historical monument honoring the heroic spirit of the nation's fighters. The citadel, built during the reign of Emperor Gia Long, is located near the Thach Han River.
11:30: Lunch Break
After the visit, you will stop at a local restaurant to enjoy lunch featuring famous Quang Tri specialties. Afterward, you will have some time to rest before continuing the journey.
13:30: Depart for Hue
Sovaba Travel's bus and guide will take you to the dreamy land of the former capital, Hue, known for its rich history and beautiful landscapes.
15:00: Hue Imperial Citadel
You will stop at the Hue Imperial Citadel for a photo opportunity in front of its gates. Situated on the banks of the Perfume River, the citadel is part of the Hue Monuments Complex, featuring hundreds of temples, palaces, and shrines from the Nguyen Dynasty. If you wish to explore further, you can enter the citadel at your own expense to see the grand architecture of this imperial era.
16:00: Drop-off
At the end of the tour, the bus and guide will drop you off at your designated points in Hue City. The Quang Binh - Quang Tri - Hue 1-day tour concludes here. We look forward to seeing you again on future trips!
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5
From the moment I stepped into the van in Đồng Hới, a sense of anticipation filled the air as I set off towards the historic sites of Quang Tri and Hue. The journey offered stunning views of the lush countryside, but what left an indelible mark on my memory was standing at the DMZ, surrounded by remnants of a past that felt both haunting and powerful. I recall gazing at the landscape, reflecting on the sacrifices made during the war, and feeling a deep connection to the history of this place.
The visit to the Imperial Citadel in Hue was equally captivating, with its majestic walls and intricate architecture whispering stories of emperors and dynasties. As I wandered through the ancient corridors, I felt transported back in time, marveling at the artistry that adorned every structure. My only suggestion would be to include a bit more time for exploration within the citadel itself, as I found myself wanting to linger among the ruins a little longer. Overall, this day spent discovering history was an unforgettable experience that enriched my understanding of Vietnam’s past.
4.8
We had a fantastic time delving into the region’s rich history, particularly at the Imperial Citadel, which offered breathtaking views and deep insights into Quang’s past. The van ride was comfortable, and our guide made sure we were engaged and informed about each stop, especially the poignant sites along the DMZ. One small suggestion would be to include a bit more time for exploration at the Citadel, as we could have easily spent an extra hour there soaking it all in.
4.6
Exploring the DMZ and the Imperial Citadel was a standout experience for our group, as we delved into the rich history of Quang Tri and Hue. The transportation was smooth, allowing us to fully appreciate the breathtaking scenery along the way, though a bit more time at the citadel would have been appreciated.
4.4
We loved immersing ourselves in the rich history of the region, especially wandering through the majestic citadel that showcased the architectural brilliance of the past.