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The 32-kilometer wartime tunnel that opened to the public in mid-2017 was a secret place excavated by locals to elude the enemy during the Vietnam War. It is linked to the 300-year-old Thach Tan communal house in Tam Thang Commune, Tam Ky Town. |
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The entrance only fits one person. It used to be disguised as a wall made of laterite and stones. |
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A cement slab cutout has been created to allow tourists to enter. |
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In May 1965 soldiers, guerillas and locals started to dig the tunnel and finished it in 1967. |
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Students on a school trip to the tunnel. |
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Visitors check out a portion of the tunnel. |
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A tunnel entrance under a straw mound. |
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A meeting room for commanders. |
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A tunnel entrance inside a house to get food. |
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Weapons and other war remnants found during the renovation of the tunnel are on display. |
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A collection of war memorabilia including clothes, a kerosene lamp and ammunition boxes. |
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In the area near the communal house – tunnel complex, visitors can also find a sedge weaving craft village. |
Video by VnExpress/Dac Thanh.