Embark on a guided tour from Hue to the Vietnam Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). Explore key historical sites such as Long Hung Church, Highway 9 National Cemetery, Hien Luong Bridge, and the Vinh Moc Tunnels. Learn about the history, impact, and legacy of the Vietnam War as you visit these significant landmarks, each telling a unique story of resilience and survival during the conflict.
Tour Highlights:
• Long Hung Church: A poignant reminder of the 1972 Easter Offensive and the “Street Without Joy.”
• Highway 9 National Cemetery: Pay tribute to the fallen soldiers with over 10,000 heroes resting here, known as “unknown soldiers.”
• Hien Luong Bridge: Visit the symbolic bridge that marked the border between North and South Vietnam during the war.
• Vinh Moc Tunnels: Step into this underground village, where families survived bombings during the American War.
Full Itinerary:
Your journey begins at 8:30 AM, when our friendly guide meets you at your hotel in Hue. Leaving the city behind, you head north toward Quang Tri province—once the frontline during the Vietnam War and home to some of the most powerful wartime landmarks in the country.
Your first stop is the Long Hung Church, a solemn reminder of the fierce 1972 Easter Offensive. Though battered and scarred, the church still stands as a symbol of resistance on what was once called “The Street Without Joy”—a name that reflects the deep suffering of civilians who fled along this route from Quang Tri to Hue.
Continuing westward along Highway 9, once a vital supply route from Vietnam to Laos, the journey leads you to the Highway 9 National Cemetery. Here lie over 10,000 North Vietnamese soldiers, most marked as “unknown.” This peaceful resting ground offers a moving moment of reflection and remembrance.
Next, you head north to the 17th Parallel, where the Hien Luong Bridge spans the Ben Hai River—the symbolic boundary that once divided North and South Vietnam. You’ll explore the National Unification Memorial, the flag tower, and the small museum that vividly tells the story of separation and the dream of reunification.
From there, the road winds northeast toward the coast, where you arrive at one of the tour’s most remarkable sites: the Vinh Moc Tunnels. This vast underground village was built to shelter families from relentless American bombing raids. You’ll walk through narrow tunnels that once housed kitchens, sleeping quarters, and even a maternity room—offering a sobering glimpse into the resilience of life underground during wartime.
After absorbing these powerful experiences, you return to Hue in the late afternoon, arriving around 4:30 PM. This journey is more than a tour—it’s a moving exploration of history, sacrifice, and the enduring spirit of the Vietnamese people.
What's Included:
– Experienced English-speaking guide
– Motorbike(s)
– Fuel (Gasoline)
– Entry fees
– International safety standard helmet
– Saddle bags, & rain ponchos, if needed
What's not included:
– Your meals and drinks
– Personal expenses
– Tips for the guide
The price for the private Easy riders Tour from Hue to DMZ
Tour Cost: 75 USD per pillion passenger
* If you are an experienced rider (have license or not), you want to ride your own motorcycle (Self-riding), please let us know !
* If you are a group, we will have a best price for you.
* The prices are listed above apply with a group from 2 people to up.
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Inclusions:
– Experienced English-speaking guide
– Motorbike(s)
– Fuel (Gasoline)
– Entry fees
– International safety standard helmet
– Saddle bags, & rain ponchos, if needed
Exclusions:
– Your food and drinks
