Ta Puong Waterfall
The Ta Puong Waterfall Cluster (Thác Tà Puồng) stands as a stunning natural gem nestled deep in the western mountains of Hướng Hóa District, Quang Tri. This destination offers an incredible escape for adventurers and nature lovers, contrasting sharply with the historical sites the province is famous for. Ta Puong features a complex of waterfalls […]
Tram Tra Loc Quang Tri
The Trằm Trà Lộc Ecotourism Area (Khu sinh thái Trằm Trà Lộc) offers a peaceful retreat into nature, standing out from Quang Tri’s historical war sites. Located in Hải Lăng District, this beautiful area centers around a large freshwater lake, or “Trằm,” surrounded by a rare, centuries-old natural forest. Travelers often call it the “green […]
Lao Bao Border Gate
The Lao Bao International Border Gate (Cửa khẩu quốc tế Lao Bảo) stands as a monumental landmark in Hướng Hóa District, Quảng Trị Province. This gate is more than just a checkpoint; it represents a crucial connection point between Vietnam and the outside world. Specifically, it sits directly on National Highway 9 (QL9), an artery […]
Chenh Venh Waterfall Quang Tri
Chenh Venh Waterfall: Quang Tri’s Hidden Natural Sanctuary The Waterfall of Difference, known locally as Thác Chênh Vênh, is a beautiful natural attraction nestled in the highlands of Hướng Hóa District. Located near the West branch of the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail and the foot of Sa Mu Pass, the waterfall offers visitors a […]
Long Hung Church
Long Hung Church: The Silent Witness of “Fire Summer” The Long Hung Church (Nhà thờ Long Hưng) is a powerful, yet desolate, historical relic in Quang Tri Province. Built in 1955 as a place of worship for the local Catholic community, it unexpectedly became a critical military stronghold during the intense 81-day battle for Quang […]
Ta Con Airport Relic Museum
Ta Con Airport Relic Museum: Witness to the Battle of Khe Sanh The Ta Con Airport Relic Museum (Sân bay Tà Cơn) is not merely an airport; it is the former central airbase and core stronghold of the Khe Sanh Combat Base. Located strategically near the Laotian border in Quang Tri’s mountainous western region, the […]
17th Parallel Museum
History Museum at Hien Luong Bridge: Preserving the 17th Parallel Story The History Museum at Hien Luong Bridge, often referred to as the Museum of the 17th Parallel and the Aspiration for Reunification, plays a critical role in the DMZ historical complex. While the bridge itself symbolizes the physical split, the museum—located on the southern […]
Truong Son Cemetery
Truong Son National Military Cemetery: A Sacred Resting Place The Truong Son National Military Cemetery (Nghĩa trang Liệt sĩ Trường Sơn) is the largest and most important national military cemetery in Vietnam. Located amidst the peaceful hills of Quang Tri, this solemn memorial site honors over 10,000 martyrs—soldiers and volunteers who died during the Anti-American […]
Hien Luong Bridge
Hien Luong Bridge and the 17th Parallel: Symbol of a Divided Nation Hien Luong Bridge (Cầu Hiền Lương) and the Bến Hải River form the poignant heart of Vietnam’s former Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in Quang Tri Province. This site is not merely a bridge; it represents the deep sorrow of national separation and the fierce, […]
Our Lady of La Vang
Pilgrimage Center of Our Lady of La Vang: A Sanctuary of Faith and Hope The Pilgrimage Center of Our Lady of La Vang (Thánh Địa Đức Mẹ La Vang) holds immense spiritual and historical significance, serving as the most important national Marian shrine for Vietnamese Catholics both within the country and across the globe. Tourists […]