LONG TAN BATTLEFIELD AND LONG PHUOC TUNNELS TOUR

Vietnam War Heritage Tour Explores Long Phuoc Tunnels and Long Tan Battlefield

A meaningful historical journey through Ba Ria–Vung Tau Province offers visitors the opportunity to explore some of the most significant sites connected to the Vietnam War. Combining underground wartime structures with important battlefield locations, the tour provides a deeper understanding of the courage, resilience, and sacrifices that shaped the region’s history.

The experience begins at the Long Phuoc Tunnels in Ba Ria, where an intricate network of hidden passageways, fortified positions, and underground chambers reveals the ingenuity of wartime engineering. As visitors walk through preserved sections of the tunnel complex, they gain insight into the strategies and daily challenges faced by those who relied on these concealed networks for survival and defense.

The journey continues to the historic Long Tan Battlefield and the former First Australian Task Force base at Nui Dat. These sites played a significant role during the Vietnam War and remain places of historical importance. A visit to the Long Tan Cross Memorial offers a moment of reflection, commemorating the Australian soldiers who lost their lives during the Battle of Long Tan while highlighting the site's enduring role as a symbol of remembrance and reconciliation.

The tour concludes with visits to Nui Dat Hill and the former Luscombe Airfield, both of which provide further perspective on the military history of the region. A traditional Vietnamese lunch at a local restaurant completes the experience, offering guests the opportunity to reflect on the day's discoveries. Combining historical exploration, cultural insight, and moments of remembrance, this tour presents a thoughtful and comprehensive journey into one of Vietnam’s most significant wartime landscapes.