On March 8th, 1965, the US 9th Marine Brigade landed on Nam O Beach (nicknamed Red Beach II) in Da Nang, which officially marked the American involvement in Vietnam. Thenceforth, the names "I Corps Area", "Ashau Valley", "Hamburger Hill", or "My Lai massacre" have never faded in the memory of American soldiers.

The central highlands cover the southern part of the Truong Son Mountain range and comprise the provinces of Lam Dong, Daklak, Gia Lai and Kontum. The area is home to several ethnic minority groups with only about two million people, but has always been considered important due to its strategic location: close proximity to the Cambodian border, the Ho Chi Minh trail and national route 1A.

The name of Viet Nam always reminds people of famous wars during its history: French war and American war. Though now, time passed and the memories of these periods of history have flown away in many people’s thoughts, they still remain in the veterans of both Vietnam...

Leave the miserable memories behind and join us to visit these land and people of today. Feel free like at home with your friends and families when you meet local people and Vietnam’s old veterans who once belonged to another side of war wall...We are now friends!