• Hai Van Pass - The stunning 21-kilometer Hai Van Pass winds along the mountainside between Hue and Da Nang, making it a must-see destination.
• Nhà thờ Long Hưng (Long Hung Church - War Damaged Historic Relic) - The tragic events of May 1, 1972, known as Horror Highway, are etched in the memories of the people in Quang Tri and Thua Thien provinces. This day is remembered not for International Labor Day, but for the devastating violence on Vietnam Highway 1, about ten kilometers south of Quang Tri City. Thousands of civilians, including the elderly, women, children, and numerous soldiers, lost their lives to artillery and infantry weapons during hours of conflict.

Long Hung Church stands as a symbol of resilience and courage against the American and South Vietnamese forces. For 81 days, the North Vietnamese held the church while facing machine gun fire, grenades, and even shells from warships.

• Dốc Miếu - Doc Mieu Firebase, located 8km south of the Ben Hai River and just off Highway 1, was once an American base and part of ‘the McNamara Line’. It has been extensively searched by scrap-metal collectors and recently by American veteran groups looking for MIAs (missing in action). Most remains found in recent years have been Vietnamese.
• Hiền Lương Bridge - Hien Luong Bridge was destroyed by American bombing in 1967. At that time, it was painted half red and half yellow, serving as a vivid reminder of the physical and ideological divide between the two zones of Vietnam.
• Vinh Moc Tunnel - The Vinh Moc Tunnels were built on three levels at depths of 10, 15, and 20-23 meters, featuring good ventilation, freshwater wells, and eventually a generator and lights. This underground village also included a school, clinics, and a maternity room where 17 children were born. Each family was given a small cavern, barely larger than a single bed. These tunnels were constructed taller than the Cu Chi Tunnels.
• Da Nang - After visiting all the stops on the journey from Da Nang to the DMZ by car, the experienced and friendly driver will drop guests off at their hotel in Da Nang!

• Private transport by high quality of car
• English Speaking Driver
• Free Wi-Fi
• Bottled water
• Door to door service (within town center)
• Petrol, all tolls, parking fees

• Entrance fees Vinh Moc tunnel : 2 $
• Personal fees

Traveling from Da Nang to the DMZ by car with a professional driver takes approximately 4.5 hours (232 kilometers). Along the journey, you can enjoy stunning landscapes and make brief stops at several historical sites. VM Car’s private car service from Da Nang to the DMZ is safe, comfortable, and convenient, offering a chance to learn more about local life and Vietnamese culture. There are no extra charges if you request the driver to stop for lunch or to enjoy Vietnamese coffee. Join us and seize the opportunity to explore the DMZ and the breathtaking landscapes of Central Vietnam.

• The product is not wheelchair accessible

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