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A small town on a plateau among the hills, surrounding by ethnic minority villages, A Luoi doesn't get a lot of western visitors, but you're guaranteed a lot of smiles and curiosity if you show up. Sometimes visited as an overnight for those riding the Ho Chi Minh Highway north or south, the road to the north and south of A Luoi is incredibly beautiful, and even if you're just going between Hue and Dong Ha, plan to take the long way round with a stop here if you have the time.
While there are some historic war sites in the area, there are no travel companies or guides based in A Luoi, so you won't be able to base a trip from here. In any case, there are no war remains at any of the sites, they are unmarked, and would only be of real interest to returning Vets, who will do best to make arrangements in Hue or Dong Ha. Sites in this category include Landing Zones Razor, Cunningham and Erskine as well as Hamburger Hill.
If you're with a guide, you'll probably be visiting an ethnic village at some point in your journey. But if you're in A Luoi independently with time on your hands, you can visit on your own. Take the road along the south side of the central market heading west. You'll soon cross a bridge after which you'll take a left. The road continues for about 5km, passing through some great countryside and a number of ethnic Pa Co and Bru villages.
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