Second Indochina War Collection
"Remembering the Second Indochina War: Traces of Conflict and Resilience" Exploring the scars of history in Vietnam, we visit the DMZ Area in Quang Tri province
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"Remembering the Second Indochina War: Traces of Conflict and Resilience" Exploring the scars of history in Vietnam, we visit the DMZ Area in Quang Tri province, where remnants of the they are still be seen. The ruins of Long Hung Church stand as a haunting reminder of the destruction caused during the Vietnam War, serving as a solemn tribute to all those affected by the conflict. In Quang Tri Province's DMZ Area, we pay our respects at Cam Lo's North Vietnamese Military cemetery, honoring those who fought bravely for their cause. At Ben Hai in Quang Tri Province, a war memorial now stands on what was once the dividing line between North and South Vietnam - a poignant symbol of unity and reconciliation. Dakrong Bridge serves not only as a vital connection but also as a memorial to commemorate those who lost their lives during this tumultuous period in history. Dong Ha's Mine Action Visitor Center showcases an exterior bomb display that highlights both the devastating impact of war and ongoing efforts towards demining and peacebuilding. In Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), we explore Reunification Palace - once home to South Vietnamese leaders - witnessing firsthand how power dynamics shifted during this era. Descending into Cu Chi Tunnels near Ho Chi Minh City, we delve into an underground city used by Vietcong guerrillas; it offers insight into their resourcefulness and determination against formidable odds. From high above Reunification Palace in Ho Chi Minh City, we take in an elevated skyline view that reflects both modern progress and echoes from Vietnam's turbulent past. Venturing further into Quang Binh Province's DMZ Area, we discover Vinh Moc Tunnels Complex - an intricate network used by North Vietnamese forces for shelter during intense bombings.