Dong Ha Memorial Park
Dong Ha Memorial Park
Dong Ha Memorial Park
Dong Ha Memorial Park
A historical memorial complex on the site of a former railway station, dedicated to the defenders of the city.
Quang Tri
Park
History
Dong Ha Memorial Park is a place where Vietnam War history meets modernity. Located on the grounds of the old railway station, this park serves as a symbol of the courage and resilience of the defenders of Dong Ha who took part in the fierce battles of 1972. It is a significant site for those wishing to study Vietnam's history in greater depth.
- Visit duration
1–2 hours
- Average budget
Free
- Admission
Free
- Current weather
26 °C, clear
- Best months
Year-round
- Local language
Viet.
What you need to know
The park is built on the site of the 1927 railway station, which was a key communications hub during the colonial period and was destroyed during the war. The complex commemorates 47 heroic martyrs and all those who defended the city.
Main attractions:
- Military trophies: an M41 tank (serial number USARMY46646) and an armored car captured in 1972.
- Commemorative structures with texts in Vietnamese.
- Restored entrance gates spanning 178 meters.
- Modern solar lighting system for the grounds.
The park is always open, but on July 27th, important memorial events are held here to honor War Invalids and Martyrs' Day.
On site
- How to get there
Located in Phường 1, near downtown Dong Ha
- Accommodation
Hotels in Dong Ha city
- Opening hours
24/7
- Cash
Not needed (free admission)
- Connectivity
Available in the city
- With children
Suitable for education