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The siege began on January 21, 1968, when North Vietnamese forces launched heavy attacks on the base, firing more than 1,000 mortar rounds, rockets, and artillery shells.

Vinh Moc Tunnels are underground shelters in Vietnam Demilitarized Zone where families lived during the war, alongside historic sites like Long Hung Church and Doc Mieu Base.

Hiền Lương Bridge on the Bến Hải River marks the historic DMZ between North and South Vietnam, while nearby highlights include the peaceful Cửa Tùng Beach, the iconic Rockpile, and the strategic Đakrông Bridge along the legendary Ho Chi Minh Trail.

Vietnam Demilitarized Zone is the former border area between North and South Vietnam, located around the 17th parallel and stretching on both sides of the Bến Hải River, historically serving as a narrow buffer zone during the war.