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Vietnam: Renaissance and Reconciliation

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Explore the rich culture and complex history of this resilient country on a true insider’s tour of Vietnam.


The Vietnam War (known as the “American War” in Vietnam) left an indelible imprint on both the land and people of this small Southeast Asian country, yet more than half of the current population was born after the war ended. Vietnam today is a country looking forward—a geopolitically important nation with a booming economy charting its own course on the modern world stage.
Join us as we explore the political, economic, cultural, and environmental opportunities and challenges facing this fascinating and complex country. We will meet with artists, journalists,  ex-American G.I.s, activists, and entrepreneurs for an insider’s look at Vietnam’s difficult past, frenetic present, and (hopefully) promising future.
HIGHLIGHTS
  • *  Participate in a pre-departure discussion with former Nationforeign editor and longtime contributor George Black about Vietnam’s history and politics.
  • *  Attend numerous exclusive meetings and discussions with fascinating individuals including renowned artists and professors, young journalists pushing press boundaries, former American GIs working on reconciliation issues and a famous Cham poet and cultural leader.  
  • *  See iconic sites such as China Beach, the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and the site of the rooftop evacuation made famous during the fall of Saigon.
  • *  Visit the demilitarized zone (DMZ) and meet with members of an emergency response team that detonate unexploded munitions, which are still regularly found in the area, and villagers who have made these discoveries.
  • *  Learn about innovative economic initiatives including an award-winning social enterprise preserving ancient Vietnamese crafts and a restaurant that mentors disadvantaged children.
  • *  Discover the magic of Huế, a former capital under 13 emperors of the Nguyen dynasty whose palaces and shrines evoke images of its former glory.
  • *  Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, a delightfully chaotic mix of hidden alleyways, charming architecture, and lively markets.
  • *  Explore Hạ Long Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring karst islands and crystalline waters, on a customized post-tour extension.
These are just a few of the many highlights of this extraordinary program. See the complete itinerary to fully appreciate our rich and comprehensive tour.
This all-inclusive trip costs $6,599 person plus $320 for internal airfare($1,530 single supplement) and includes hotel accommodations for 11 nights, all transportation within Vietnam, all tours, all lectures, a welcome cocktail party, most meals, gratuities, and numerous other curated events and activities.
100% of the proceeds from our travel programs support The Nation’s journalism.

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