Departure: 8AM
Duration: 6 hours
Optional Service: Private tour with extra $10/person (~250.000VND)
Transportation: 7-16 seats transportation
Step into the underground world of Vietnam’s wartime resilience on this immersive journey to the Ben Duoc section of the Cu Chi Tunnels. Travel in comfort from your hotel in central Saigon through vibrant city streets and quiet countryside. At the tunnels, explore a vast network of underground hideouts, command centers, and booby traps that played a key role in the fight for independence. For thrill-seekers, you’ll have the chance to fire an AK-47 at the onsite shooting range.
Itinerary: Contact us through WhatsApp: +84906389180 for a quick response
- Rubber Plantation Forest
- Cu Chi Tunnels: Get introduced about Guns, Fighting Bunkers, Cu Chi Map, Cu Chi Tunnels Model, Underground Well System, Meeting room 30m-50m tunnels, Underground Hospital,…
- Lunch and Back to the hotel
Cost: $59/person (~1.475.000VND) – Private tour requires at least 2 persons
Included: Modern transportation (7-16 seats), bottles of water, entrance tickets and lunch
Wow Experiences: Experience the tiny and mysterious tunnel system in Vietnam War and overwhelmed by the VC tactic
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2 reviews for Cu Chi Tunnels: Guerrilla Tactics & Hidden Legends – Ben Duoc Route
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Cu Chi Tunnels: Guerrilla Tactics & Hidden Legends – Ben Duoc Route
Departure: 8.00AM
Duration: 6 hours
Transportation:7-16 seats transportation
59$ – 69$
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Hareta –
Such a great experience, would definitely recommend to anyone looking. Kevin was a great guide, he had lots of knowledge, he was very patient with our group and made an effort to make us feel welcome. The driver was also good. Kevin went above and beyond for us and sent us some recommendations for food places and other interesting things to do. We did two of his recommendations right after we got dropped off and they were great! We are very thankful for him and his knowledge!
Nick –
The host was extremely polite and knowledgeable. I appreciated his explanation of how the Vietcong efficiently used resources such as tires to make durable shoes and iron from bombs to make tools to dig the tunnels.