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Long Tan Cross & Nui Dat Battle Field from Phu My Port

An historical journey to learn about the Battle of Long Tan awaits you. The 18th of August 1966, the Australian Army and Viet Cong forces fought in a rubber plantation near the village of Long Tan in South Vietnam.

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Phu My Port | Long Tan | Nui Dat

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Day 01

Phu My Long Tan Nui Dat

Visit the former Nui Dat Task Force Base

Accommodation: Not Included

Meals: Not Included

In the morning, your driver and tour guide pick you up at Phu My pier.

Your first stop is the sight of the former Nui Dat Task Force Base (Nui Dat SS Hill). Little remains of this camp except the columns of the main gate. The former runway is now a wide street in the local village and the old heli-pad is now a soccer field. A school established by the Australians is nearby. Later, drive past the location of the Horseshoe (access not permitted these days due to mining activity) to the Discourtesy Rubber Plantation. Visit the Long Tan Cross Memorial, before continuing on to the Long Phuoc Tunnels and visit Ming Dam (no longer the “Secret Zone”) and Long Hai.

Back to the pier in the afternoon.

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