The American Theatre Tour - 13 Days

An example of a specialist thirteen-day tour of the major sites of operations and actions involving American forces during the Vietnam War

Highlights:
For this tour, we use good English speaking guides with a detailed understanding of the actions that took place there. As we value the importance of in-depth knowledge of the various areas of operations, this could involve a separate guide for each area depending on the places you wish to visit. We will also endeavour to locate Vietnamese people with first-hand knowledge of relevant wartime events wherever feasible.


Your tour starts from either Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City with ....
... a transfer from the airport, time to relax, a Welcome dinner and, if jet lag allows, a good night’s sleep.

Escort/guide: transfer to hotel and evening
Meals: one dinner

A flight to Hue and a half-day for orientation
Your morning will be free to rest or wander around Hanoi. Arriving in Danang in the early afternoon leaves you with time to visit a few familiar locations such as the Song Tra Peninsula (Monkey Mountain, now a National Park), the Marble Mountains and My Khe (China) Beach

Guide: transfers to and from the airport, the afternoon
Meals: three breakfasts, three lunches and one dinner

Four days visiting war sites in Quang Nam
One day concentrates on conveniently located sites to the south and west of Danang. We’ll suggest several locations in the detailed itinerary we send you, but your at liberty to choose where you want to do. The same applies to all the operational areas featured in this tour.

The next three days will be based further south in the Tam Ky area, and particularly upon the Chu Lai and Que Son areas.

Your mode of transport will be the back of a motorcycle driven by a reliable driver – many sites are not accessible by road.

Guide: four days
Meals: four breakfasts and four lunches

A free day in Danang, a journey north and a day and a half in Hue
The route to Hue takes you north over the Hai Van Pass – the panoramic views make a pause for photographs essential. You’ll arrive with time to visit the Imperial Citadel of Hue and the Dong Ba market.

The following day provides time to visit the battle sites in and around the city, a free afternoon and an evening meal in one of Hue’s ‘garden houses’. The householder will prepare, cook and serve your meal, and also initiate you into the complexities of Hue cuisine.

Guide: one and a half days
Meals: three breakfasts, two lunches and one dinner

Two days visiting the DMZ
A journey north takes you to Quang Tri province and Dong Ha town, where you’ll spend the night. These two days take in many famous battle sites with names etched deeply into the annals of history - La Vang church, the Rock pile, Khe Sanh, and many more – before returning to Hue.

Guide: two days
Meals: two breakfasts, two lunches and one dinner

The A Shau Valley area and your departure: two days in all
The many operations in western Thua Thien province emphasises the strategic importance of the A Shau valley supply route to both protagonists. You’ll visit the main sites and return to Hue for your last night before your flight to either Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City.

Guide: one day
Meals: two breakfasts and one lunch

This tour is thirteen days/twelve nights
It includes:
All transfers and transport
All accommodation
Specialist local guides for all visits
Twelve breakfasts, twelve lunches and three dinners

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Places you'd visit on the American Theatre Tour

 


Danang
Hue
The Marble Mountains
China Beach (My Khe Beach)
Que Son
The DMZ

 

Tailor-made options
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American Theatre Tour Tour

  Hanoi
Hanoi Museums
Ha Long Bay
Sa Pa
Hoi An
Cua Dai Beach
Ho Chi Minh City
The Cu Chi Tunnels
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