Explore DMZ in Private: Vinh Moc & Khe Sanh from Hue

• The Rockpile A striking limestone hill that served as a U.S. Marine Corps observation post during the war. Located in a remote mountainous area, it offers a glimpse into the strategic military geography of the region. • Dakrong Bridge This bridge marks the beginning of the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail. Surrounded by rugged mountains and ethnic minority villages, it represents both military significance and cultural depth. • Khe Sanh Combat Base One of the most famous battlefields of the Vietnam War. Here, you’ll visit the former airstrip, sandbag bunkers, and a small museum showcasing weapons, photographs, and stories from the fierce 1968 siege.

• Doc Mieu Base A former U.S. military outpost near the 17th parallel, part of the “McNamara Line.” Though little remains, it represents a key piece of wartime strategy. • Hien Luong Bridge & Ben Hai River The symbolic dividing line between North and South Vietnam. Visit the bridge, flag towers, and the small museum that tells the story of a divided nation. • Vinh Moc Tunnels Explore an extensive underground network where over 300 villagers lived during heavy bombing. Learn about daily life underground and the incredible resilience of the local people.