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Vietnamese wartime tunnel village
During the Vietnam War, residents of Vịnh Mốc built an extensive underground tunnel complex to escape intense American bombardment, living beneath their village for about six years. The tunnels, designed for self-sufficiency and protection, included living spaces, supply routes, and a maternity ward, with around 400 people calling them home during the conflict. Today, the site serves as a museum and tourist attraction, showcasing the engineering ingenuity and resilience of those who endured the wartime horrors.
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