Battlefield Tours of Vietnam 

You do not have to be a Vietnam War veteran to participate. Our tours are open to veterans, family members, historians, educators, students, active-duty military, and anyone with a genuine interest in the history and battlefields of Southeast Asia.

During the Vietnam War, the country was divided into military regions known as Corps areas (I-Corps, II-Corps, III-Corps, and IV-Corps). These designations help identify where specific units operated and which regions are visited during the tours.

Some U.S. phones will work internationally if they are unlocked and compatible with Vietnam’s networks. Many travelers choose to purchase an inexpensive local SIM card upon arrival for reliable service and lower costs.

Yes. All travelers must have a valid passport with at least six months remaining before expiration. Most travelers will also need a visa or approved entry documentation prior to arrival in Vietnam.

Tour pricing is clearly outlined in advance and does not increase after registration. Once registered, participants receive detailed instructions regarding required paperwork, passport information, and travel documentation.

Vietnam’s climate varies by region and season. Expect warm temperatures, high humidity, and the possibility of rain. Packing lightweight clothing and rain protection is recommended.

Activity levels vary by day. Some locations involve light walking, while others may include uneven terrain or longer distances. Participants are never required to take part in activities beyond their comfort level.

Yes. Custom tours can be arranged for specific units, locations, or personal interests, depending on availability and scheduling.