Vietnam War tour - From saigon to the DMZ

Day 1: Saigon sightseeing/ The Fall of Saigon
Discover the history of the Reunification Palace, former Saigon Presidential Palace where, in 1975, a North Vietnamese Army tank crashed through the main gates, literally reaching the terminus of the Ho Chi Minh Trail. We make a stop at the site of the US Embassy and visit the War Remnants Museum, containing exhibits from the French Indo-China War and the Vietnam war. The day ends up with a visit to a VC secret weapon bunker.
Overnight in Sai Gon. 
Day 2: Saigon - My Tho ( Mekong delta ) - Cu Chi tunnels 
This morning we drive to the battle site of Ap Bac, the first battle between the VC guerilla forces and the South Vietnamese Army in January 1963. Thence to My Tho, a centre of operations for US and Australian troops, to explore the Mekong Delta by boat to learn more about the US Brown Water Navy. On the way back we explore the incredible Cu Chi Tunnels system – a 200 km long tunnels used by the VC guerrilas during the Vietnam War. 
Overnight in Saigon.
Day 3: Saigon - Da Nang - Hoian
Take the morning flight to Danang. On arrival in Da Nang, the guide and the driver will pick you up from the airport then do a city tour of Da Nang covering Cham Museum containing the finest collection of Cham sculpture, the China Beach - once famous as an R&R for U.S soldiers during the Vietnam war and the five sacred hills known as the Marble Mountains containing dozens of Buddhist shrines where you will get a panoramic view of the whole city. Then transfer to Hoi An. Overnight in Hoian.
Day 4: Hoian - Hue
Take a morning walking tour of Hoian ancient town, pass by many low tiled houses scattered along the small streets and assembly halls which reflect the town's multi-cultural past. Then we drive to Hue with a photostop at Red Beach where the Marines landing in March the 8th 1965 and drive over scenic Hai Van pass; a view from the top of the pass is one of Vietnam’s most impressive panoramic scenes.
Overnight in Hue.
Day 5: Hue sightseeing / Hue Tet Offensive 1968
We do a walking tour around the New city of Hue to learn more about the urban fighting tactic where  the1/5 and 2/5 Marines fought house through the streets on the southern bank of Perfume to secure the MACV compound and then clean up the enemy in the the New city. We would start from the old MACV compound then stroll down Tran Cao Van street for the Jeanne d'Arc Church, Jeanne d'Arc High School, then down Le Loi street the Treasury building, Post Office complex, University, the Hospital, the Provincial headquaters building and the Prison where 2000 VC cadres were released during the battle.
In the afternoon, take a dragon boat from LCU ramp site near Doc Lap park across Perfume river under the Nguyen Hoang bridge which was blown up by NVA sappers on the 7th day of the battle. The boat ride will take you to the Old City where the Imperial Citadel is for walking tour of the Imperial Citadel and other battle sites of the battle for the Citadel like the French-built Tay Loc airfield where an ARVN " Black Panther " Reconnaisence company successfully defended from the overrun of the VC in the early hours of the battle, Dong Ba gate, where the 1/5 Marines sufferred 6 killed and 50 wounded in two day fighting, and the last stop is  Mang Ca Garrison - ARVN 1st Divison Headquarter, one of the three targets that the VC was unable to overrun at the norteast corner of the Citadel before heading back to your hotel.
Overnight in Hue.
Day 6: Hue - Khe Sanh - DMZ 
Early start for the full day tour of the former Demilitarized Zone ( DMZ ).  We pass by a series of the old U.S Marines' military installations such as Camp Evans, Camp Carroll, Fuller, Razorback ridge....We have a brief stops at the Rockpile, an importan look-out and firebase of the Marines south of the DMZ, and at Dakrong bridge - the starting point one of the main branches of the legendry Ho Chi Minh Trail leading to the infamous Ashau Valley and the Hamburger Hill. Then continue to Khe Sanh combat base - a large Marines base camp which was beseiged by a massive forces of the North Vietnamese Army in 77 days in early 1968. Drive back to the coast  for the former Demilitarized Zone ( the DMZ ) to visit the former Military Demarcation Line between the 2 Vietnams from 1954 to 1972; the Freedom bridge over the river of Ben Hai .Then we head to the coast for the last stop of the day; Vinh Moc tunnels - an underground refuge of the fishing village of Vinh Moc dring the Rolling Thunder bombing. Return to Hue. Overnight in Hue. 
End of the tour.