CU CHI TUNNELS – A HISTORIC UNDERGROUND NETWORK
The Cu Chi Tunnels are a vast network of underground galleries located in the Cu Chi district, near Saigon. This complex system was dug by the Viet Cong during the Indochina and Vietnam Wars, serving as an operations base, hospital, kitchen, and shelter for fighters.
Tour Highlights:
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A Historic Testament: The tunnels are a poignant reminder of the Vietnam War and the ingenuity of the Viet Cong.
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A Unique Experience: Exploring these narrow, dark galleries offers a rare perspective on the lives of soldiers during the war.
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Cultural Immersion: A visit to the tunnels is often paired with a discovery of the Vietnamese countryside and its local people.
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Local Cuisine: Enjoy typical Vietnamese dishes at nearby restaurants.
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Live Demonstrations: Experience weapon firing demonstrations and see how traditional traps were crafted.
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Discovering Traps: Learn about the various traps used by the Viet Cong to defend their network.
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Tunnel Exploration: Walk through a section of the tunnels specifically preserved for visitors to understand their complexity and strategic importance.
Practical Information:
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The tunnels are narrow and dark; we recommend wearing lightweight clothing and sturdy shoes.
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As this is a very popular attraction, we advise booking your visit in advance, especially during peak season.
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Pro Tip: You can explore the city in the morning and visit the Cu Chi Tunnels in the afternoon.
Contact us Tradition Viet Travel for more practical advice.






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