♥ 08:15 Our host picks you up at the hotel ♥ 09:15 Visit Original U.S AirBase ♥ 10:45Arrive at My lai Village and watch a 20' Video about the tragedy ♥ 11:00 Visit the war museum and killing field dedicated to the tragic murder. This site was built to remember the victims from the area who were killed during the Vietnam-American War on March 16, 1968. ♥ 12.30 Visit a very impressive Lady BUDDHA and Iconic Golden Pagoda ♥ 13:30 Have lunch at local Cafeteria ♥ 15:30 Visit KY ANH TUNNEL- You are enlightened the unveiled secrets of the art of V.C camouflage. Walking around the rural village where the history hided ♥ 17.30 Arrive back Hoi an

Visit My Lai Massacre Museum

Golden Pagoda in Quang Ngai Province is set to become a landmark not only for its impressive size but also for its cultural significance. The temple houses the tallest Quan Am statue in Southeast Asia, standing at 125 meters. Still under construction, the temple has already become a key attraction, with visitors flocking to admire the grandeur and peaceful atmosphere. Once completed, it will be a place of spiritual reflection, breathtaking views, and architectural marvels, marking Quang Ngai as a must-visit destination for travelers and devotees alike

Visit Original American Combat AirBase. The U.S. built the Air Base in 1965 to provide essential, rapid-response close air support for Marine ground forces, acting as a "land-based aircraft carrier" to relieve congestion at the overcrowded Da Nang Air Base. It enabled faster, more efficient airstrikes against communist forces in Southern

Discover "Unveiled Secrets of Ky Anh Tunnels: Walk Where History Hides – Just 1 Hour from Hoi An!" and embark on an emotional journey in the peaceful rural countryside of Quang Nam province. Nestled amidst lush green rice fields, Ky Anh tunnels are a unique historical gem, where you’ll experience firsthand the hand-dug tunnel system crafted with hammers and chisels during the Vietnam War in the 1960s. Guided by veterans like Mr. Thom, who helped build the tunnels, you’ll feel the authenticity through dimly lit passages, shallow water pools, and gripping stories of the village’s ingenious warning systems. Unlike the commercialized Cu Chi, Ky Anh offers a raw, unspoiled experience—a must-visit historical site