• DMZ Bar & Restaurant - Meet the guide at DMZ Bar for an insightful introduction to the DMZ and Hue City’s significant role during the Vietnam War.
• Hue - The Religious Protest against the Ngo Dinh Diem Regime
• Hue - During the visit, learn about the Anti-Tax Movement of 1908, when local farmers and scholars stood against oppressive colonial taxes and policies. As the area is explored, the guide will share stories of the protests, the leaders, and how this movement showcased the resilience and determination of the Vietnamese people in their quest for justice.
• Hue - Memorial site of Uncle Ho’s involvement in the anti-tax movement at the Central Embassy, Hue. In April 1908, a protest for tax reduction was held by the people of Thua Thien Hue. The protest began on April 9, 1908, and peaked on April 11, 1908, when farmers from six districts gathered to encircle the Nunciature Palace with their demands. President Ho Chi Minh, then a student, along with other Quoc Hoc students, joined the anti-tax protest group; “Uncle Ho” used his French language skills to assist as an interpreter. The Nunciature Palace no longer exists today, having been destroyed in 1945. To honor this site, which witnessed President Ho Chi Minh’s early patriotic actions, the Ho Chi Minh Thua Thien Hue Museum erected a symbol of Nguyen Tat Thanh (President Ho Chi Minh) participating in the 1908 anti-tax movement.
• Hue - Continue the journey through Hue’s French colonial heritage with a visit to a traditional French villa, followed by the Le Ba Dang Art Museum, where art and history converge in a beautifully preserved colonial building.
• Hue - Continue the journey through Hue’s French colonial heritage with a visit to a traditional French villa, Quoc Hoc High School.
• Hue - The tour concludes at Hue Railway Station, a historic landmark that reflects the legacy of French infrastructure in the city.

• Excellent English speaking tour guide
• All Fees and Taxes
• Bottles of water

• Personal expenses, Tips

This tour provides a distinctive viewpoint by combining Hue’s French colonial history with compelling narratives from the Vietnam War, all shared through local insights. Rather than concentrating solely on well-known landmarks, it guides participants to significant locations like colonial-era structures, the Quốc Học stele, and concealed wartime bunkers, where history becomes more intimate and tangible. By linking historical events with contemporary life in Hue, and led by local storytellers, the tour offers a richer, more personal comprehension of the city that goes beyond typical guidebook information.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.