Vietnam War: The Ho Chi Minh Trail

The Ho Chi Minh Trail played a very important role in the Vietnam War and helped the war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam. Construction of the road begins when Vietnam wants to travel to the road of South Vietnam. America tried many ways to stop and destroy this road to prevent supply from north to south. Ho Chi Minh Trail is very dangerous as it passes through the jungle and the mountains. This road was used to transport goods from the north until the road was improved for transportation.

Ho Chi Minh Trail goes through Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia. The routes and the road network cover about 10,000 miles. This is a support system being used by Vietnamese to use personal and material resources during the Vietnam War. The North Vietnamese who tried to unify the country under the control of communism knew that they do not have the same military power as the United States (they provided weapons and armies to prevent unification)

During the Vietnam War, the war museum in Ho Chi Minh City and Ku Gi Tunnel were used as hiding places. The Pham Ngu Lao area in Ho Chi Minh City is a lively area for backpackers and offers affordable accommodation for those who want to spend good night, such as attractive stall foods, bars and clubs .

Long ago, Saigon, this vibrant city was reborn as a new name of Ho Chi Minh. With the influence of France and Indochina, Ho Chi Minh City is the full open area in Vietnam. Please marvel at its magnificent elegant temples, skyscrapers, lively stalls, 5 star restaurants, everything in between. Visitors are surrounded by the constant activities of Ho Chi Minh City, which makes this city a distinguishing feature. Although the past of the city can not be denied, it is clear that for many generations of war sites throughout the region the city was able to reconstruct itself in the most attractive way. As a new and old colorful crucible, visitors will enjoy walking along the streets filled with time-stable colonial buildings, chic shopping malls and discreet traditional districts - all on the same day Into

In Ho Chi Minh City there are two North-South highway systems for expressways connecting the city and other states. The first highway is the Ho Chi Minh City - Tulong Motor Expressway opened in 2010, connecting Ho Chi Minh City and Ting Jiang, Mekong Delta. The second one is the Ho Chi Minh City - Rongtan - Dowsey Expressway that opened in 2015, connecting the city with ĐồngNai, BàRїa-VÀngTàu, southeast Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh City - Changqing Expressway will be completed in the near future.