Explore the Cu Chi Tunnels, an extensive underground network that played a crucial role during the Vietnam War. Discover the living areas, kitchens, and command centers that housed thousands of people seeking refuge from conflict. Learn about the tunnels' construction and significance, and optionally experience firing a war-era weapon at the nearby range. This tour offers a unique glimpse into Vietnam's resilient history.
Experience Highlights:
Underground Exploration: Navigate through the historic Cu Chi Tunnels and witness the ingenuity of wartime living conditions.
Historical Insights: Learn about the tunnels’ construction and their significance in the Vietnam War.
Living History: Discover the various facilities, including kitchens and command centers, used by residents.
Optional Firing Experience: Test your aim with an optional firing range activity featuring war-era weapons.
Private Tour <br/>Pickup included
Group Tour (max 15 pax/group) <br/>Pickup included
The Cu Chi Tunnels, a network stretching over 250 kilometers, are one of the most famous and historically significant aspects of the Vietnam War. Originally created in 1948 to support the Viet Minh in their fight for independence from the French, the digging and construction of tunnels continued for the next 25 years. The result was an underground city complete with living areas, kitchens, storage facilities, weapons factories, field hospitals, and command centers. These tunnels could accommodate thousands of people who lived almost entirely underground for years, leading relatively normal lives, including getting married and raising children.
During the American War, the entire Cu Chi area was designated as a free-fire zone and faced heavy attacks and bombings. In 1988, two sections of the tunnels were opened to visitors. Now, you have the chance to enjoy this wonderful and informative experience. Constructed with “moving parts”, these structures were designed to be livable for long periods of time.
For those interested, there is an opportunity to fire rounds from a war-era M16 or AK47 at the nearby firing range. (This activity is optional; firing range fees are not included).
Please provide the names and nationalities of each person joining the tour for insurance registration.
If you have a special event or a celebration occurring during the trip, please provide the date and the occasion. For dietary and medical requests, please provide specific information when booking.
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