Hanoi Hoa Lo Prisão e museus de guerra
Descrição
Com sua localização única na encruzilhada do Oriente e do Ocidente e recursos naturais abundantes, o Vietname tem sido há muito um foco de conflitos entre as grandes potências mundiais. O país foi testemunha de inúmeras guerras, principalmente a Guerra do Vietnã, que envolveu os Estados Unidos e afetou significativamente a história global do século XX e a ordem mundial pós-II. Junte-se a esta jornada para obter uma compreensão mais profunda da história da guerra do Vietnã e da resiliência de seu povo. Destaques: - Museu Nacional de História do Vietname: Explore a história do Vietnã durante o período colonial francês, a Guerra do Vietnã (guerra de resistência contra os EUA). - Prisão Hoa Lo: Uma prisão escura usada pelos franceses para deter revolucionários vietnamitas, mais tarde detendo pilotos americanos durante a Guerra do Vietnã, conhecida como "Hanoi Hilton Hotel" pelos prisioneiros americanos. - Museu da Vitória B-52 (opcional): Testemunhem os escombros de um bombardeiro B-52 dos EUA com mísseis usados para derrubar B-52, avião de combate... do exército vietnamita.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
- Museu Nacional de História do Vietnã - Explore a história do Vietnã durante o período colonial francês, a Guerra do Vietnã (guerra de resistência contra os EUA), e conflitos com os Khmers Vermelhos e China.
- Cárcere Hoa Lo - Uma prisão escura usada pelos franceses para deter revolucionários vietnamitas, mais tarde detendo pilotos americanos durante a Guerra do Vietnã, conhecida como "Hanoi Hilton Hotel" por prisioneiros americanos.
- Museu da Vitória B-52 (Opcional) - Assista aos escombros de um bombardeiro B-52, o maior e mais avançado bombardeiro dos EUA dos anos 70. O museu também apresenta mísseis usados para derrubar B-52, artilharia antiaérea e caças do exército vietnamita.
Destaques
O que está incluído
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Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Todas as áreas e superfíceis são acessíveis para cadeirantes
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(41)
Our guide Nam Tran was a wealth of knowledge. We learnt so much about the history, it was an Amazing Day! A highlight our trip, so highly recommended this tour and in particular Nam ✨️
Nam was an excellent tour guide. He has a true passion for history and really took time with us to answer questions. Highly recommend this tour!
Well worth the tour — my wife and I were very glad we did the tour instead of just doing the museums without a guide. As Americans visiting Vietnam we thought it was important for us to hear a Vietnamese perspective on our fraught shared history. Would highly recommend.
Nam was well prepared to discuss Vietnam with the two history buffs in our group. they shared details and opinions of quite a number of events.
Van was very informative and I learned a lot of Vietnamese history. The Hoa Lo prison was fascinating, but sobering. So much suffering.
Complete tour. The guide is full of knowledge and happy to answer questions. You are never rushed.
Julia is very knowledgeable and gave us a very good explanation highly recommended her
A thoroughly enjoyable experience. Julia is an exceptional guide and she provided an engaging, educational, and entertaining tour. The museum displays were enhanced by Julia's knowledgeable narrative as she passionately and proudly explained her countries recent history. There were plenty of pauses in the narrative to give the guests an opportunity to view the exhibitions at their own pace. Julia welcomed questions and input from the guests, which enabled a free flow of experiences, perspectives and ideas. Highly recommended.
Van was an excellent guide and we learnt a lot about the history of Vietnam. Van was very helpful
Nam was very knowledgeable about the three stops and added helpful context to many of the exhibits. Even though the prison was the most crowded, the history museum stop was the most informative. I would not have enjoyed the experience without Nam as many exhibits were not in English. Even if they were, it was poorly translated. I probably would have skipped the b52 exhibit as it was very chaotic with several busses and tour groups. Probably just bad timing. Regardless, all that is there are fragments of a b52, a mobile radar, a few artillery wagons, and a dilapidated mig fighter.
