Khe Sanh Combat base

Khe Sanh is a valley surrounded entirely by rolling mountains and forest. Geographically it is very similar to Dien Bien Phu. It used to be  an American defense station that was believed to be unassailable. More than 10,00 army men not to mention many other troops ready intervene were stationed there.

Truong Son National Cemetery

The cemetery is located on a hill surrounded by eight hills like an eight-petal flower in Vinh Truong commune, Gio Linh district, Quang Tri province close to Road No 15, 25km north-west of Dong Ha Town. It is 106ha in area. The main part 40ha house 10,263 tombs of fallen soldiers and is divided into 24 smaller sections which are categorized according to localities. This part is located in 6 hills and the memorial monument is situated on the highest hill. The Memorial of the Nation to soldiers' Sacrifices has three sides representing the three Indochinese courtiers learning on each other to fight the enemy.. Between section 4 and 5 is a group of monument in memory of the heroism of Battalion 559 and Viet Nam-Laos solidarity.

Quang Tri Citadel

The citadel was built 1824 the fourth year of the Minh Mang' reign, in Thach Han commune Trieu Hai district. It is nearly 3km in perimeter, 4m in height and 12m in thickness. It has four doors looking to the main four directions: ears, west, south and north. Outside its walls is a trench 18m wide.

Ben Hai river & Hien Luong Brigde

Ben Hai river also known as Rao Thanh river start from Truong Son mountains and runs 100km through it to meet the sea at Cua Tung. The widest part of the river is about 200m. The portion covered by Hien Luong Bridge is approximately 170 wide. Under the Geneva Accord on Vietnam signed in 1954, the Ben Hai river was selected as a temporary demarcation line separating the country into two parts of military regrouping purposes. Hien Luong bridge was then divided into parts each part serving as a border gate.