Hoi An to My Lai Massacre by private car is a fabulous day trip to experience what the Vietnamese had passed and suffered during the Vietnam War. We have a chance to understand more about the tragic part of Vietnam History with the visit to the My Lai monument.
Within only a one-day tour out of Hoi An, you will collect an overview of this land from ancient times to the modern history of Vietnam. All of them will be exposed by visiting the American war’s remnants of My Lai’s massacre.
This site was built in memory of the civilians who were killed during the American War. It is located on the land where the American troops cruelly massacred the local people on the morning of 16 March 1968.
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HOI AN TO MY LAI MASSACRE BY PRIVATE CAR
Morning Visit To My Lai Massacre
At 8:00 am, our English-speaking driver will pick you up at your hotel/ homestay in Hoi An. Then, we start the day trip from Hoi An to My Lai Massacre by private car.
The distance from Hoi An to My Lai is 130 km (81 miles). It will take us around 2,5 hours driving to reach the My Lai Massacre.
Our driver makes sure you have a smooth and enjoyable experience all along the way. Upon arrival, he will drop you off and show you the way to the relic site. Then he will wait for you outside. Meanwhile, your team will spend an hour there to see the complex of Massacre.
We recommend you visit:
📍 The House of Evidence: Here, documents, photos, and objects are displayed. They testify to the massacre, such as shirts, a pair of sandals of a killed child, all kinds of cups and plates, cookers and pans holed by a cartridge, and wooden bells used for reciting prayers.
📍 Son My Village: Then, you will have a chance to explore a peaceful village surrounded by green rice fields and coconut trees. It is totally in contrast to the images of burnt houses and military shoes used to damage this area.
📍 My Lai Peace Park: We keep doing the Hoi An to My Lai by private car. You will visit the memorial at Hoa Binh My Lai Park to witness war victims commemorated and honored.
All sites on this Hoi An to My Lai massacre visit will show more about the history of the violent war that has caused the deaths of 500 men, women, children, and even infants in the villages. All of them stir deep feelings in the visitors.
Lunch & Back To Hoi An
After that, we drive to the My Tra riverbank of Quang Ngai city for our lunch in the local restaurant. You will have a chance to enjoy the local dishes.
In the afternoon, we will head back to Hoi An. The journey ends at around 4:00 PM. Hoi An Private Car hopes to see you on our car trip.
Why Choose Our Private Car Service?
- Journeying from Hoi An’s ancient charm to the poignant My Lai Massacre site is simplified with our dedicated private car service, managing every aspect for a reflective trip.
- Whether facing Central Vietnam’s humid rains or dry heat, our cars safeguard you from weather challenges and road uncertainties.
- Reserve effortlessly via WhatsApp or email. Our attentive advisors stand by 24/7 for personalized support.
- Ride in comfort with cushioned, air-conditioned vehicles seating 4 to 12, ideal for individuals, families, or those with luggage and extra height.
- Our proficient drivers ensure safety and ease, skilled in navigation, local routes, and providing thoughtful guidance en route.
- Count on clear, honest pricing with all inclusions and exclusions upfront. No hidden costs, surprises, or deceptions.
Travel Insights
- Entrance Fee: My Lai Massacre Memorial costs 20,000 VND per person.
- Travel Time: About 2-2.5 hours (130-140 km) via National Highway 1A; allow 6 hours round trip with stops.
- En-Route Stops: Pause at Statue Park of Vietnamese Hero Mother near Tam Ky, Chu Lai airbase, or Tam Thanh beach for murals and relaxation.
- What to See: Museum with photos/artifacts, victim list, memorial statue, temple, ruined houses, and massacre ditch; watch English documentary.
- Dress Code: Modest attire covering shoulders and knees to respect the solemn site.
- Other Tips: Bring water, camera; photography allowed but be sensitive; comfortable walking shoes for site exploration.
