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CU CHI, Vietnam -- The rattle and pop of automatic weapons greet a visitor. Young women in the black pajamas of the Vietcong flit through the woods. A man in green fatigues picks his way down a narrow trail, leading a small platoon of foreign tourists. This is the site of the Cu Chi tunnels, one of the most famous battlegrounds of the Vietnam War. Today it is one of the country's prime tourist attractions, part of a new industry of war tourism. Sometimes, these spots seem to be memorials to wartime propaganda as much to the war itself.

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HANOI - HA LONG - HUE - DA NANG - HOI AN - NHA TRANG - DA LAT - SAI GON - VUNG TAU - TAY NINH - CU CHI - MY THO

17 days / 16 nights

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HANOI - HALONG - PHONG NHA - HUE - DANANG - HOIAN - NHA TRANG - PHAN THIET, MUI NE - VUNG TAU - CAN THO - CHAU DOC - HA TIEN - RACH GIA - PHU QUOC -

SAI GON

21 days / 20 nights

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Lam Dong, Daklak, Gia Lai and Kontum

The central highlands cover the southern part of the Truong Son Mountain range and comprise the provinces of Lam Dong, Daklak, Gia Lai and Kontum. The area is home to several ethnic minority groups with only about two million people, but has always been considered important due to its strategic location: close proximity to the Cambodian border, the Ho Chi Minh trail and national route 1A. During the Vietnam War, considerable fighting tooh place in this area which is now renowned for its cool climate, beautiful mountain scenery and tribal culture.

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Hanoi - Bac Ninh - Ninh Binh - Thai Binh - Hai Phong - Halong
Covering an area of 15,000 square kilometers, the Red River Delta is the cradle of Vietnamese civilisation. Since the time of the first Stone Age settlers, this land has witnessed many ups and downs in Vietnamese history. At historical sites, you are led into the legendary tales of the early kings and divine warriors who fought to protect the country from invasions a few thousand years ago. Ancient monuments and sculptures show you the gradual evolution of Vietnamese art: the spiral-shaped citadel of Co Loa (3rd century BC, the Temple of Literature (1070 A.D.), Keo Pagoda (1167 A.D.), Pho Minh Tower (1305 A.D.). You will also marvel at the captivating landscape and the traditional crafts of this region.

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