Summary

This Vietnam veterans tour is for war veterans who wish to revisit places of historical importance from the Vietnam War and see just how much the country has recovered and grown since this time. The itinerary is based on advice received from past Vietnam veteran tours. We have received very positive feedback from our Vietnam veteran tours (please refer to testimonial below) and can customize an itinerary to suit your budget, personal preferences and trip duration.

Highlights

• Visiting the main sites of Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) to see how the city has changed

• Spending time in Vung Tau, seeing the Long Phuoc Tunnels and SAS Hill on the way

• Visiting the Cu Chi tunnels and learning more about the Viet Cong who used to occupy them during the Vietnam/American War

• Discovering the Vinh Moc Tunnels and the DMZ in Central Vietnam

• Driving along the Ho Chi Minh Trail and seeing Hamburger Hill (an ex US Army Base)

• Visiting Hanoi's main sites including the B52 Museum, and Hanoi Hilton

• Taking time out and cruising through beautiful Halong Bay, time to reflect your holiday

Good for..

This itinerary is specially designed for Vietnam veterans or those interested in the Vietnam/American War.

What previous clients have to say

Dear Ms. Huong,

Janet and I have been home about a a little more than a week now and the effects of jet lag are just wearing off so I thought I would take this time to email you.  I'm sorry I missed you when I visited your Hanoi office because I wanted to thank you personally for arranging such a complete and, to us both, satisfying tour.  To say that we enjoyed our adventures while on our journey toCambodia and Vietnam would be an understatement.  The tour guides that you provided were first rate and the accommodations were very much to our satisfaction.  We particularly liked theHoabinh Palace and especially it's very considerate and friendly staff.

As a veteran of the Vietnam war, I must say I was a little apprehensive about returning to the country I had last "visited" thirty eight years ago.  I had mixed emotions about returning but I knew I wanted to go back... I recalled the beauty of the country and the memory of it never left me.  A lot of it has changed - especially in the cities.  But the countryside is pretty much the same.  But the biggest change of all, the change most striking, is the difference I see in the people.  It's very gratifying to me to see the Vietnamese people at peace.  It's very evident that the tensions of war have, at last, left them and is replaced by the conditions and circumstances necessary for normal living.  They are a very open and friendly people and their lack of animosity toward old enemies is, to me, a clear example of their very generous nature.

I've been asked about my vacation to Vietnam by several of my coworkers and friends.  Believe me when I say that I will not hesitate to recommend you and Little Vietnam  Tours.

Best wishes

Decker and Janet, Decker. USA (Decker is a War Veteran)