What You Will Do
Take a day trip to travel back in time and learn first-hand about the tragedies of the My Lai Massacre that occurred during the Vietnam War. Explore the village of My Lai to interact with the locals then visit the museum to learn more about the history here.
Highlights:
- Journey deep into the countryside of central Vietnam
- Stop at a local market for a fascinating insight into local life
- Visit Khuong My Towers - a vestige of the ancient Champa civilization
- Explore the tragic village of My Lai and learn firsthand about the tragic massacre that occurred here
- Interact with locals as you wander through the village
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Chợ Bà Rén mới
1 hour 30 minutes
We will begin our trip with a visit to the unique Pig market in Ba Ren, Quang Nam, where the entire market revolves around the sale of pigs. This vibrant market showcases a distinct aspect of local culture and economy.
2
Khuong My Towers
1 hour 30 minutes
On the way to My Lai, we will visit the Khuong My Towers, remnants of the Champa Kingdom, believed to date back to the first half of the ninth century.
3
Nui Thanh
1 hour 15 minutes
We will also visit Nui Thanh Victory Monument, commemorating the historic battle between American forces and the people of Quang Nam in 1965.
4
My Lai Massacre - Son My Memorial
4 hours
Continuing our journey, we will arrive at the My Lai Museum, which documents the tragic events of March 16, 1968. The museum provides a sobering account of the mass murder of civilians during the Vietnam War. As we explore My Lai village, we will have the opportunity to meet local residents, gaining insight into their lives and the impact of the war on their community.
The village is a poignant reminder of the horrors of conflict, as over 300 unarmed civilians, including women, children, and the elderly, were killed by American soldiers during the search for Viet Cong soldiers. This visit encourages reflection on the past and the resilience of the human spirit.
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