Step back in time on this immersive Private Long Tan and Nui Dat Battlefield Tour, tracing the journey of Australian soldiers in the Vietnam War
- Visit the Long Tan Cross Memorial, a poignant tribute to fallen soldiers.
- Explore Nui Dat SAS Hill, the former Australian Task Force Base.
- Discover the historic Long Phuoc Tunnels, used by the Viet Cong.
- Travel through the scenic rubber plantations and Mong Ngua Mountain.
Visit Long Tan site<br/>Pickup included
Visit Long Tan + Vung Tau : Visit Long Tan site and peaceful Vung Tau beach, Bach Dinh <br/>Local Lunch<br/>Pickup included
Pick guests up at your hotel. Your journey begins with a comfortable car ride from Ho Chi Minh City to Ba Ria – Vung Tau Province.
Our first stop is Nui Dat, the former base of the 1st Australian Task Force. Here, you will see remnants of the base, including the helicopter landing zones and camping areas. Your guide will explain the strategic importance of this location and its role during the war. You will also gain insight into the 4 km defensive perimeter surrounding the base.
Next, we visit the Long Tan Cross Memorial, a solemn site commemorating the Australian and Vietnamese soldiers who fought during the Battle of Long Tan. The memorial serves as a place of reflection and tribute, offering a moving experience for visitors.
Continue to the Long Phuoc Tunnels, an underground network used by the Viet Minh and Viet Cong for shelter, communication, and combat. Learn about the resilience and tactics employed by Vietnamese soldiers in these well-preserved tunnels.
As we transfer between sites, you will pass through lush rubber plantations and Mong Ngua Mountain, a former hideout for Vietnamese troops. This scenic route offers a glimpse into the landscape that shaped the war.
If your option only visit Long Tan, then we will stop for lunch at local restaurant and go back to Ho Chi Minh city.
If your option visit Long Tan & Vung Tau beach, then we proceed to Vung Tau beach, enjoy local lunch and beach atmosphere, visit Bach Dinh then come back to Ho Chi Minh city
We return to Ho Chi Minh City, drop you back your hotel, concluding your historic battlefield tour.
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