Hue To Vinh Moc Tunnels Private Car

Traveling by private car from Hue to the Vinh Moc Tunnels is a convenient way to explore this historical site. The Vinh Moc Tunnels are an intricate network of underground tunnels located in Quang Tri Province, Vietnam.

These tunnels played an important role during the American War, providing shelter and protection for the local population from the intense bombing campaigns of the U.S. Army that targeted the region.

Hue to Vinh Moc tunnel distance is almost 101 kilometers and a 2-hour drive to the Demilitarized Zone of Vietnam (Vietnam DMZ). Undoubtedly, tunnels and Hien Luong Bridge- Ben Hai River are remarkable attractions along the way from Hue to Vinh Moc tunnels.

After returning to Hue from Vinh Moc, you may love to join Hue tours or transfer to other places from Hue. Consider some of our options below:

• Hue Cycling Tour To Thanh Toan Bridge – 23 USD/pax
• Hue Royal Tombs Tour – 65 USD/pax
• Cooking Class At Thuy Bieu Village Hue – 50 USD/pax
• Hue To Bach Ma National Park Private Car – 73 USD/car
• Hue To Lao Bao Border Private Car – 90 USD/car
• Hue To My Son Sanctuary Private Car – 94 USD/car

HUE TO VINH MOC TUNNELS BY PRIVATE CAR

Private car Hue to Vinh Moc Tunnels is a door-to-door transfer service with an experienced driver. You can decide the pickup time, stops, and time to explore each attraction. On the way to travel from Hue to Vinh Moc Tunnel, our driver will stop at convenient places for you to have lunch, drink some coffee and take a short break. Here are some recommendation stops from Vietnam Vacation Travel.

La Vang Church is the first stop along the way from Hue to Vinh Moc Tunnels, located in Quang Tri Province, and is a revered Catholic pilgrimage site known for its historical and spiritual significance.

The church is built on the grounds where, according to local tradition, the Virgin Mary appeared to Vietnamese Catholics during a period of religious persecution, offering rescue and encouragement. With its tranquil surroundings and deep religious roots, La Vang Church holds a special spiritual life and cultural insight for pilgrims and visitors.

Hien Luong Bridge- Ben Hai River will be our next stop on the way to Vinh Moc Tunnel. Hien Luong Bridge stands as a symbol of the country’s division and subsequent reunification. The bridge gained global recognition as the demarcation line separating North and South Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

Nowadays, as a poignant relic of the past, the Hien Luong Bridge serves as a testament to Vietnam’s journey toward unity and serves as a contemplative reminder of the strong will and resilience of Vietnamese people.

The most important part of our private car from Hue to Vinh Moc Tunnels is the Vinh Moc Tunnels. The Vinh Moc Tunnels are an intricate network of underground tunnels located in Quang Tri Province, Vietnam. These tunnels played a crucial role during the American War, providing shelter and protection for the local population from the intense bombing campaigns that targeted the region. Here are some of the key features and aspects of the Vinh Moc Tunnels:

Historical Significance: The Vinh Moc Tunnels were built during the late 1960s as a response to the heavy bombing by American forces during the war. The tunnels served as a safe haven for villagers, allowing them to continue living their daily lives despite the ongoing conflict.

Layout and Structure: The tunnel complex consists of three main levels, extending to a depth of about 23 meters (75 feet) underground. The tunnels were designed to withstand bombings and other attacks, with multiple rooms serving various purposes.

Living Quarters: The tunnels included living quarters, where families could cook, sleep, and carry out daily activities. These spaces were cramped but allowed the villagers to maintain a semblance of normal life amidst the war.

Meeting Rooms and Healthcare: The tunnels also contained meeting rooms, maternity areas, and even a small hospital to attend to medical needs. These facilities were essential for maintaining community life during the conflict.

Escape Routes: The tunnels had various entrances and exits, strategically located to ensure quick evacuation in case of emergency. Some of these entrances led to the nearby coastline, providing a means of escape by sea if necessary.

Tourist Access: These days, the Vinh Moc Tunnels are open to tourists, allowing visitors to explore a section of the tunnel system. Tour guides provide insight into the history and significance of the tunnels.

Exhibits and Displays: Within the tunnels, you can find displays of artifacts, photographs, and information about the wartime conditions and the lives of the people who sought refuge there. These displays offer a glimpse into the challenges and resilience of the local population during the war.

Symbol of Resilience: The Vinh Moc Tunnels stand as a testament to the strength and determination of the Vietnamese people during a tumultuous period in their history. The tunnels showcase how civilians adapted to adversity and how they managed to survive and continue their lives amid conflict.

After all, our driver will transfer you safely back to Hue Hotel and we finish the Hue to Vinh Moc Tunnels by private car. Vietnam Vacation Travel wishes you a great day with us.

Travel Thoughts:

• Baby seats are available upon request and it is free of charge for 1.
• You can decide the departure time, however, we highly recommend you start early.
• Hien Luong Bridge- Ben Hai river ticket costs 50,000 VND (Roughly 2 USD/ pax)
• Vinh Moc Tunnels ticket costs 50,000 VND/ Pax.
• If you would like to understand deeply the Vietnam Wars, please book our Hue DMZ Tour.

Price

Inclusion

• Door-to-door Da Nang private car.
• Basic English-speaking driver.
• Tolls, parking fees, gasoline, bottled water.

Exclusion

• Personal expenses, tips.
• The tour guide, entrance tickets, lunch.

Children Policy

• The price is per car, not per person.