Vĩnh Linh, Viet Nam
Vĩnh Thạch
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Much better than the tunnels at cu chi. Please take the info presented in the museum with a grain of salt, but definitely come here if you're driving through central vietnam and are interested in learning more about the war.
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Real detailed tunnel experience, not widely popular but it has great potential
Excellent Tour: we had a private tour of levels 2 and 3 our guide was very knowledgeable and answered all questions we had. Probably not for clostrophobes some of the tunnels are very narrow and the walls floor are clay, so can get slippery. It's not too taxing, I'm 6ft 2 and got through fine
Very interesting experience. Very different from Cu Chi Tunnels. Not as touristy and not as much traffic. We were able to go through most of the tunnels which were lit. There is a small museum and theater. Little beverage and snack stands to help beat the heat and hunger. The ocean view is breathtaking when exit the tunnels. Entrance is 50,000. Parking free. Wahroomsare decent and clean 2000 donation if you want tissue. Locals in the area are helpful, informative and polite.
It’s an important place to understand the history of the American-Vietnamese war.
amazing feat of engineering. Don't expect this place to look the way they initially dug these tunnels. Things have been reinforced with concrete in some places. If you know what happened there or if you're interested in knowing find go there and make sure to find a good guide.
I read that price includes guide but there was no guide ..... interesting tunnels. Old abandoned museum looked more interesting then the tiny new one. It could be a lot better ..... especially with a guide or expanding the new museum into some of the empty space in the new building. Wear proper shoes and bring a flashlight as lighting is poor in the tunnels. Anyone 6ft higher be prepared to be crouching over the whole time. I was backpacking when I visited and decided to carry my pack instead of risking it being stolen. It's very tight in there....
Tunnel complex with 13 entrances and with 3 levels. Tunnels dug out of clay and of reasonable height so not too difficult to walk through. Interesting history of how they were dug to protect the villagers from bombing and hide supplies.
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