Private Hai Van Pass to Hue by US Army Jeep Tour

Enthusiasts can embark on a picturesque drive from Da Nang city to Hai Van Pass. Upon reaching the peak of Hai Van Pass, visitors can take a leisurely walk through Hai
Ving Gate, explore the bunkers, and relax with naughty beverages like coffee or sugar cane from the nearby shop.

After visiting Hai Van Pass, make sure to stop by Lap An Lagoon for rehearsal tours and photo opportunities. Guests can take in the picturesque view of white clouds drifting on high mountain ranges against a distinctive bright blue sky.

Guests will be transported to Lang Co Beach to rest and then take a short walk around the beach after visiting Lap An
Lagoon. If guests wish to have lunch, please let the tour supplier know in advance.

The Bu Lu River in Hue, located in Phu Loc District, originates from the Bach Ma mountain range and flows through lush green forests before emptying into Canh Duong Beach. Its crystal-clear, gentle waters are flanked by majestic mountains, making it an ideal spot for camping, paddleboarding, or swimming in unspoiled nature. It is also a favorite destination for those seeking peace and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Phuoc Tuong Pass, located on National Highway 1A in Phu Loc District, Thua Thien Hue Province, is one of the key mountain routes connecting Hue with Da Nang and the southern provinces. Stretching about 3 kilometers, the pass winds along the mountainside, surrounded by lush forests and majestic landscapes. Although not as high or treacherous as some other passes, Phuoc Tuong still offers travelers a delightful experience, driving while taking in the poetic natural scenery—especially in the early morning when mist gently blankets the road.

The journey from Phuoc Tuong Pass to the next stop will take you to a waterfall called Nhi Ho (included entry ticket), where visitors can rest, enjoy a short sightseeing break, and go for a swim. Savor a glass of beer while watching the sunset.

Thanh Toan Tile-Roofed Bridge, located in Thanh Thuy Chanh Village about 8 km from Hue city center, is a unique ancient architectural work that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam. Built in the 18th century in the “house above, bridge below” style—with a tiled roof on top and a wooden bridge spanning the village canal—it has long served as both a convenient crossing for locals and a gathering place for socializing and resting. Today, it is also a charming destination for travelers who wish to experience the serene beauty of Hue’s countryside.

Arrive in Hue, once the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, home to palaces, temples, and royal court music.
Your Jeep driver will say goodbye in Hue.