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Vous serez pris en charge à Hue par votre chauffeur et vous serez transporté vers le nord sur Highway One en direction de Dong Ha. Vous prendrez un guide local à Dong Ha, l'ancien quartier général des éléments des US Marines et vous dirigerez vers l'ouest sur la route 9. Le premier arrêt est le Rockpile, un belvédère du Corps des Marines américains, qui rend visite aux minorités ethniques Van Kieu dans le centre du Vietnam. Continuation vers le village de Khe Sanh, visite de la base de combat de Khe Sanh. Déjeuner dans la ville de Dong Ha. Après le déjeuner, partez vers le nord pour visiter le pont Hien Luong au-dessus de la rivière Ben Hai, au milieu de la DMZ (la zone démilitarisée). Il s’agit de la rivière qui était la seule véritable démarcation physique entre le nord et le sud du Vietnam. Continuez vers les tunnels de Vinh Moc, qui furent le refuge de quelque 400 Nord-Vietnamiens lors de l'opération de bombardement « Rolling Thunder ». À la fin de la visite, vous serez ramené à Hue.

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Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
Déjeuner
Guide local
Transport en véhicule privé
Entrée - Quang Tri Citadel

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Vous recevrez la confirmation lors de la réservation, sauf si vous réservez moins de 7 jours avant le voyage. Dans ce cas, vous recevrez la confirmation sous 48 heures, dans la limite des disponibilités.

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Tourisme

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Culturel

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Commentaires

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Mary D

5 | 2018-04-30

Our tour of the Vietnam DMZ was a fascinating and emotional day for me. Our tour guide, Hai, was fantastic. Her English-speaking skills were exceptional and her knowledge of the area was vast. She told interesting stories about each of the places we visited. My interest in seeing this and learning more was rooted in my own history as a student during the days of the Vietnam war. Hai was able to make the history of that time come alive with all that she told us. We saw areas where the war was fought and learned that the DMZ was actually the most militarized area of the war. We learned about the effects of Napalm and Agent Orange that continue to impact the lives of the people today. Seeing the former U.S. Marine base at Khe Sahn was especially interesting because we were there 50 years after the brutal battle that took place there, starting just before the 1968 Tet Offensive. The tour of the Vinh Moc tunnels was so interesting to me because it was something I was unaware of and to learn of the people who lived in that tunnel system during the war was quite amazing. Hai did a wonderful job of telling the history of the Vietnamese people, both North and South, and I found it quite touching to realize all that they have lived through for so many years. Hearing all that she told us touched me deeply as I was reminded how lives were impacted no matter what side of that conflict people were on. If you have an interest in the history of the American War in Vietnam, this tour is a must. Hai's insights will stay with me for years to come. I give this tour my highest recommendation!

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