• Vietnam National Museum of History - Delve into Vietnam’s rich history, covering the French colonial era, the Vietnam War (known as the Resistance War against the U.S.), and the conflicts with the Khmer Rouge and China.
• Hoa Lo Prison - This somber prison, originally used by the French to incarcerate Vietnamese revolutionaries, later housed American pilots during the Vietnam War. It was famously dubbed the “Hanoi Hilton Hotel” by U.S. prisoners.
• B52 Victory Museum - (Optional) Discover the remains of a B-52 bomber, the most advanced U.S. bomber of the 1970s. The museum also features missiles used to down B-52s, along with anti-aircraft artillery and Vietnamese military fighter jets.

• Private transportation
• Admission fees
• Bottled water
• Tea and coffee

Situated at the intersection of East and West and rich in natural resources, Vietnam has historically been a center of conflict among major global powers. The nation has experienced several wars, most notably the Vietnam War, which involved the United States and had a profound effect on 20th-century global history and the post-World War II international order.

Embark on this journey to gain a deeper insight into Vietnam’s war history and the resilience of its people. Highlights include:

• Vietnam National Museum of History: Discover Vietnam’s history during the French colonial era and the Vietnam War (Resistance War against the U.S.).
• Hoa Lo Prison: A notorious prison used by the French to incarcerate Vietnamese revolutionaries, later housing American pilots during the Vietnam War, famously dubbed the “Hanoi Hilton Hotel” by U.S. prisoners.
• B-52 Victory Museum (Optional): View the remains of a U.S. B-52 bomber and missiles used by the Vietnamese military to shoot down B-52s and fighter jets.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.