9 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Visit the traditional Pig Market in Ba Ren, a fascinating glimpse into local life
Explore the ancient Khuong My Towers of the Champa Kingdom
Learn about Vietnam’s war history at the My Lai Museum
Pay tribute to the victims of the My Lai Massacre and hear local stories of resilience
€ 171.06
€ 157.38
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Embark on a deeply moving journey from Hoi An to My Lai, discovering Vietnam’s layered history and resilience. Start the day at Ba Ren’s lively Pig Market before exploring the Khuong My Towers and Nui Thanh Victory Monument, each site reflecting a different era of Vietnam’s story. Continue to My Lai Museum to witness the tragic history of the 1968 massacre and walk through the village where it occurred. Meeting locals and hearing their stories offers a powerful reminder of healing and peace. This emotional yet enlightening tour provides cultural depth, historical understanding, and heartfelt human connection — an unforgettable experience honoring the memory of the past while appreciating Vietnam’s enduring spirit.
Upon reaching My Lai village, the emotional centerpiece of the tour, you will visit the My Lai Museum, which chronicles the devastating events of March 16, 1968, when over 300 civilians lost their lives. Walking through the preserved village paths and meeting local residents provide a deeply personal connection to Vietnam’s resilience and strength. Surrounded by peaceful rice fields and serene landscapes, My Lai stands today not just as a memorial of sorrow but as a testament to forgiveness and hope. This unforgettable tour offers a rare opportunity to reflect on history, honor the past, and appreciate the enduring spirit of the Vietnamese people.
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Transportation with air-conditioning
Entrance fees
Food and drinking water
Travel insurance coverage
English speaking tour guide
Gratuities
Personal expenses
Comfortable clothes and shoes
Camera
Sunglasses
Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
Minimum guest must have to be 2 person aleast
Free for children 0-5 years old
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Well... You can not make this a positive review. It is awful what happened here. It is a pity this exists. This is sadly enough a must see in Vietnam. So, what happened? During the Vietnam War, the Americans needed to get the anger and fear tunneled to the Vietcong. So an angry officer lied and send 3 groups of military to this village. They were told, this whole village was Vietcong. The American soldiers got a license to kill all Vietcong. But this was a lie. There was no Vietcong. There where only locals. And so everybody was killed. Everybody. Woman, children, grandparents. All except 2. One was saved by laying beneath killed people, acting died. And one was saved by an American helicopter pilot, which recognised this was no Vietcong. He stepped in and stopped the killing. A sad sad sad moment in human history. It is good we remember this and try to prevent it from happening again.
Do not waste money with tour packages, take a taxi, and entrance fee is 80 cents usd, or 20000 vnd. This is a great place to go see, takes about an hour.
Moving memorial and museum. There are write ups in Vietnamese and English, and there are QR codeS around the site that tell audio history. Entry is 20k VND.
Definitely worth a visit, it is difficult not to be moved and it is important to know and remember the atrocities of war, in which so many innocent people, including young children, suffer and die for the sins of others.
Absolutely worth the visit. A combination of photos and art on the site of Son My. A good reminder of the mindless brutality of humans. I wish that this was the last massacre but we know that it's not.
well presented by tour guide who was knowledgeable on location and sites on way to and from Son My area.
The trio was long with one stop at a pig market. The My Lai site is a must see and very moving. The lunch stop was at the dirtiest chicken restaurant and served chicken guts, boiled chicken and rice. The food was prepared on the floor outside the toilet with dogs and cats walking around. The best part of the meal was the pickled onions. The tour guide doesn’t talk much so beware. I would not recommend Hoi an express for this tour. Avoid at all costs. The guide also drinks beer at lunch.
