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Hanoi to Saigon via the Ho Chi Minh Trail March 6-21, 2010


Join an exclusive group of only 25 people
to travel the remnants of the original
Ho Chi Minh Trail.


Over two weeks, tour through some of the most spectacular countryside in the world while visiting battlesites of the infamous conflict and learn intimately about the courageous and tragic struggle that occurred there. Most important of all, come face to face with the ongoing legacy of the war and contribute directly towards the development of local communities through your fundraising activities.
A truly once in a lifetime experience

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Tour by Classic Soviet era Motorcycles
or Jeeps


Complete The Rally in vehicles not available any more in the world – gorgeous, comfortable old style bucket seat 650cc Urals and Russian GAZ 69 staff cars, the same as used by Nguyen Dong Si, the engineering mastermind behind the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

| Ural 650 cc | UAZ69 |

Make a Difference as you ride
Put money Back onto the Trail

Out goal is to raise US$10,000 for the charities listed. This is not just an adventure through history, it’s a chance to contribute to the well being of the people that still live with the legacy of the war, whether it be the devastating effects of UXO (unexploded ordinance), the challenges of improving access to education or improving such basic facilities as clean water and sanitation.

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Historical Cross Border Adventure

The Rally passes through a host of significant battle sites, on both sides of the border, including Khe Sanh, the Plain of Jars, the DMZ, Vinh Moc tunnels and the Mu Gia pass, amongst others.

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