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  • Very cool person. We had a very nice boat with very friendly crew in Halong Bay. Their organisation was perfect.
    Loic Chassot
    Loic Chassot
    Mar 19, 2024
  • Lim gave us excellent advice. She organised a tailor-made tour for us that perfectly met our expectations. You can trust her with your eyes shut!
    Gaëlle Soriano
    Gaëlle Soriano
    Mar 19, 2024
  • We spent 2 extraordinary days, the guide and driver were very kind and helpful. We were able to taste the typical dishes of the region, it was really delicious. The visit...
    My  Luu
    My Luu
    Mar 19, 2024
  • Many thanks to Lim who organized the Halong Bay cruise for us and for all his good advice before we left for Vietnam. We recommend Izitour and of course Lim....
    Sarah  Romano
    Sarah Romano
    Mar 19, 2024
  • A big thank you to Lien for providing us with a customised four day itinerary to Hanoi; our driver and tour guides were exceptional. We enjoyed all the food and...
    Kalia P
    Kalia P
    Mar 5, 2024

    QUANG TRI, THE REMNANT OF VIETNAM WAR

    Quang Tri and its region are a must for all travellers wishing to discover the remains of the Vietnam War. This area located on the 17th parallel, called the DMZ, has high historical value for the Vietnamese people. And not to spoil anything, but the countryside is superb.

    The famous demilitarized zone or DMZ

    This tongue of land that ran along the 17th parallel stretched from the China Sea to the border with Laos over a width of 10 kilometres and was once used to delimit the border between communist North Vietnam and national South Vietnam under the Geneva Agreements signed in 1954 following the departure of the French and the failure to hold elections. This demarcation line was symbolized by the Bien Hai River. At the time of partition, the main north-south road linking Hanoi to Saigon crossed the Ben Hai River on the Hien Luong Bridge. This steel girder bridge built by the French in 1950 was painted red on the northern part and yellow on the southern part. After the great victory in the spring of 1975, Hien Luong Bridge became the bridge of reunification. Hien Luong Bridge is no longer used today and has become a historical monument, classified as a special national monument.

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