Visite privée de la DMZ au départ de Hue - Demi-journée - Tunnels de Vinh Moc
Description
La meilleure façon d'apprendre la guerre du Vietnam Guide touristique parlant couramment l'histoire du Vietnam Visitez 3 musées de la guerre et des reliques restes de la guerre Profitez de la route panoramique et de la beauté des villages de campagne Véhicules neufs avec système de climatisation == Retour dans le temps pour lutter contre l'invasion américaine - Horror Highway: le 1er mai 1972, les habitants des provinces de Quang Tri et Thua Thien ne seront jamais oubliés non pas parce que c'est la Journée internationale du travail, mais à cause du carnage horrible sur la route 1 du Vietnam, la route de l'horreur. - Long Hung Church: l'un des très rares bâtiments existants subsiste dans la ville de Quang Tri pendant «Fire Summer» ou Offensive de l'Est en 1972. Il s'agit d'une relique nationale dans la ville de Quang Tri Vietnam - BA5453. - Quang Tri Ancient Citadel: est considéré comme un témoin oculaire de batailles féroces pendant la guerre de résistance anti-américaine en 1972. - Tunnels Vinh Moc: la partie la plus marquante du DMZ Tour. Le complexe du tunnel de Vinh Moc a protégé les habitants du comté de Vinh Linh de l'intense bombardement.
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Itinéraire
Nous venons vous chercher à votre hôtel à Hue le matin, vous pouvez choisir 8h (suggéré) ou 9h ou 10h. Veuillez nous indiquer votre heure de départ et votre lieu de prise en charge (hôtel) dans le terme: Conditions particulières. Lieux de visite: - Highway of Horror: le 1er mai 1972 ne sera jamais oublié par les habitants des provinces de Quang Tri et Thua Thien non pas parce que c'est la Journée internationale du travail, mais parce que le carnage horrible sur la Vietnam Highway 1 à une dizaine de kilomètres au sud de Quang Tri City. Des milliers de personnes ont été tuées par des armes d'artillerie et d'infanterie pendant des heures de tir. - Long Hung Church: Cette église de Quang Tri, au Vietnam, a été victime de 8 jours consécutifs de bombardements par les troupes sud-vietnamiennes et américaines pendant la guerre du Vietnam. L'église est restée intacte et reste fondamentalement telle qu'elle était immédiatement après les attentats à la bombe. Ce fut un champ de bataille en 1972 entre le Nord et le Sud du Vietnam pendant 81 jours et nuits. Quang Tri Ancient Citadel: est considérée comme un témoin oculaire de batailles féroces pendant la guerre de résistance anti-américaine en 1972. Pendant les 81 jours de combat, la citadelle a été presque détruite par des milliers de tonnes de bombes larguées par l'armée américaine. Aujourd'hui, la citadelle devient un lieu pour marquer les victoires immortelles de l'armée et du peuple vietnamiens et pour éduquer les jeunes sur la tradition révolutionnaire de la nation et son patriotisme. - Base Doc Mieu: Il ne reste pratiquement rien de cette ancienne base américaine à part un char rouillé et une pancarte. Apparemment, cela constituait autrefois l'épine dorsale de la barrière de surveillance électronique "yeux d'aigle de l'Amérique". - Fleuve Ben Hai - Pont Hien Luong de DMZ: la zone démilitarisée du Vietnam, ou DMZ, est la zone autour de l'ancienne frontière entre le Nord et le Sud du Vietnam.
- Tunnels et musée des tunnels de Vinh Moc: les tunnels ont été construits sur trois niveaux (12, 15 et 23 mètres de profondeur) et ont duré treize mois. Entre 1966 et 197, 300 personnes ont vécu par intermittence dans les tunnels. Soixante-deux familles ont fait des tunnels leur maison et étonnamment 17 bébés sont nés ici et ont passé les premières années de leur vie sous terre.
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Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(25)
This trip was a fantastic experience. The guide, Linh, had so much information to give and spoke excellent English. There were many more things to see than we expected and she gave us time on our own to explore them. The only regret was not taking the full day tour!
Whilst staying in Hue we arranged a half day sightseeing tour of the Demilitarised Zone with DMZ Tours/Connect Travel. We had read reviews which spoke of their excellent guides and which suggested asking for either Hoa or Mr Loc. The arrangements were made via WhatsApp and our car was waiting for us the following day, on time, at 10am. Our guide for the day was Hoa and what a pleasure it turned out to be. We left Hue for the two hour drive to the first stop on the tour at the Quang Tri Citadel, the journey flew by as Hoa talked to us about the history of Vietnam, the stories behind the war and the importance of the Demilitarised zone. We used a number of guides during our stay in Vietnam and often struggled to understand everything we were being told due to limited English but Hoa’s English was excellent, her knowledge of her subjects outstanding and her presentation was stimulating. We learnt so much. After visiting the Citadel we moved on to the DMZ and the Hien Luong Bridge which was fascinating and then to the Vinh Moc Tunnels. We had chosen to visit these tunnels as opposed to the more famous ones near Ho Chi Minh City as we are both tall and these are much more accessible. We must have spent well over an hour in the tunnels with detailed explanations of how people lived and survived in them, a real experience. After leaving the tunnels we set off on the journey back and had another hour of information about the post war period, how modern day Vietnam has emerged and about Hoa’s family and what she experienced growing up. During the final hour of the journey we listened to Vietnamese music and music from the Vietnam war era. Have to say that it was a most incredible experience thanks to our outstanding guide, we may have only visited three sites but came away with so much knowledge about the Vietnam war. Our private half day tour lasted just short of 8 hours. Outstanding value for money. Thank you.
We had a very busy itinerary and had a second tour booked in the early afternoon. Changing to a private tour allowed us to leave a little early and ensure we arrived back at the Hotel in time for the second tour. The main activities were really the Hien Luong Bridge of DMZ and the Vinh Moc Tunnels. The tunnels are much bigger and served a different purpose than the Cu Chi tunnels near HCMC. Our guide was Thuan was very helpful.
If you want to know more about the history and see the events from a different perspective, this tour is definitely recommended! This is due to the locations visited in combination with the guide Mr Tan who explains the events from his own experiences.
We did a half day tour with a wonderful guide Linh. Linh is an intelligent,knowledgeable young woman who provided us with a very informative tour of the battle grounds of the ancient citadel, the demarcation zone and the Vin Moc tunnels. Linh provided us with a true insight into the experiences of the Vietnam people and the history they have experienced. Our driver was very competent and helpful too.
Hoa our guide picked us up at 9am from the hotel and then as we drove to 3 of the stops along the way she gave us an amazing insight into geopolitics from a Vietnamese perspective through the Indochina wars. Truly truly fascinating. We learnt so much and were able to fill the gaps in the knowledge we already had. We stopped in the middle of the DMZ but the highlight was the last stop at the Vinh Moc tunnels which Hoa took us deep into. Remarkable. We then returned to Hue for 3pm and over the 2 hr return Hoa played music from the war era. Highly recommend!!!
Mr Loc was a great guide! Full of energy and enthusiasm for the DMZ tour. 100% get on a tour with this man! He maybe 70 but has the youthfulness of a 21 year old. God speed Mr Loc.
We did the private tour to the Vinh Moc tunnels. Our guide was Mr. Loc, a veteran of the Southern Vietnam Army, and he did a great job!! We got much information about the Vietnam war. It was an interesting, impressive and an emotionally touching day.
If you want to know everything about Vietnam history, this is your tour. Very emotional to learn their stories.
Hoa (“Flowers”) was very knowledgeable and thorough regarding the history of Vietnam and the Vietnamese people. We felt that the half day tour was perfect and very much enjoyed each stop.
