• The Vietnam’s Heroic Mother Statue - At 09:30, the Vietnamese Heroic Mother Statue in Tam Ky stands as a tribute to Nguyen Thi Thu, affectionately known as Thu Mother or Me Thu. She was a local woman whose family, including her husband, sons, and daughters, bravely fought or perished in the French and American wars in Vietnam. Born in 1904 and passing away on December 10, 2010, she had 12 children, comprising 1 daughter (the eldest) and 11 sons. Nine of her sons sacrificed their lives for Vietnam’s independence and reunification. Her first child, Le Thi Tri, is also recognized as a Vietnam heroic mother, having lost her husband and two children in the war. Additionally, her home gardens served as a refuge for regional communist party leaders, and today, this house is a historical site.

• Chien Dan Cham Tower - ♥ 10:30 Explore the Chien Dan Champa Towers, dating back to the late 10th and early 11th centuries. These consist of three sanctuaries facing east, constructed by the Champa kingdom. On-site, a significant inscribed stone known as the Chien Dan inscription confirms the towers were erected during King Harivarmadeva’s reign, though it is uncertain if the king personally sponsored the monuments.

♥ 12:30 Enjoy local noodles

♥ 13:00 Return to the hotel

• Ky Anh Tunnel - ♥ 12:00 Discover the “Unveiled Secrets of Ky Anh Tunnels: Walk Where History Hides.” The Ky Anh Tunnels were constructed during the peak of the resistance war against America and remain a significant historical relic today. Dug by the Northern Vietnam resistance from 1965 to 1967, these tunnels stretch approximately 32 km, weaving beneath villages, through houses, straw piles, bamboo bushes, and canals, creating a concealed underground network to evade detection by the U.S. army.

• Entrance Fees at Ky ANH TUNNEL
• Entrance tickets at Mother of War Monument
• No Hidden Cost
• Informative war tour guide
• Local food
• Entrance tickets at CHIEN DAN Sanctuary TOWER
• Good air-conditioned car with safe driver

Have you ever been curious about the strength that enabled the Vietnamese to prevail over the more formidable U.S. army during the American War (also known as the Vietnam War)? Are you prepared to journey back in time to experience life caught between two opposing forces? How have the lives of war survivors evolved since then? This tour invites you to explore the narrow corridors of the tunnels and engage with “time witnesses.”

The Ky Anh tunnels are a remarkable historical treasure, offering a firsthand experience of the hand-dug tunnel system created with hammers and chisels during the Vietnam War in the 1960s. You’ll sense the authenticity as you navigate through dimly lit passages, shallow water pools, and hear captivating stories of the village’s clever warning systems. Ky Anh Tunnels provide a raw, untouched, and powerful experience—a must-visit historical site.

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