Hien Luong is a historic bridge located in Vietnam, specifically in Quang Tri Province. It spans the Ben Hai River and served as a significant dividing line during the Vietnam War, separating the North Vietnam and South Vietnam territories. The bridge symbolizes the division of the country and the struggles faced during the conflict. Today, Hien Luong is a popular tourist attraction and a site of remembrance. Visitors can learn about its historical importance and the impact of the war on the Vietnamese people. The area around the bridge also features memorials and museums dedicated to the events of that era.