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My Lai, located in the central Vietnamese district of Son My, represents a significant chapter in the narrative of modern American combat and a turning point in the public's perception of the U.S.-Vietnam War. On March 16, 1968, the men of Charlie Company from the 11th Brigade, American Division, entered this village under the guise of a 'search and destroy' mission. What unfolded was a tragic event that led to the massacre of 503 unarmed civilians, including 182 women, 172 children, and the elderly. Under the orders of Lt. William Calley, the soldiers entered the village firing, with no opposing fire reported. This day trip provides a profound opportunity to visit the museum dedicated to these events, where you can immerse yourself in the history of this seminal conflict. You will also have the chance to meet local villagers, who share their stories and perspectives, enriching your understanding of the impact of this tragedy. Before concluding your visit and returning to Hoi An, enjoy a late lunch, allowing for reflection on the day’s experiences.
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