

by PAPA HOLIDAY VIETNAM
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$50This half-day guided tour lasts about 5 to 6 hours and includes hotel pickup from Ho Chi Minh City. The group travels west for approximately 60 kilometers, a journey of around one and a half hours, to reach the Cu Chi Tunnels. Upon arrival, participants watch a documentary about the Vietnam War to provide context. The tour then explores the Cu Chi Tunnels, a 136-mile (220-kilometer) network of underground passages used by Viet Cong soldiers. Visitors see living areas built within the tunnels, including kitchens, bedrooms, storage rooms, weapons factories, field hospitals, and command centers. The guide explains the history and purpose of various camouflaged trapdoors, handmade weapons, and traps found throughout the tunnels. The site also features large bomb craters and an upper soil layer just 10 to 13 feet thick, which could support the weight of a 55-ton tank and withstand bomb blasts. A key part of the visit is crawling through sections of the tunnel network to experience the conditions faced by soldiers, though guests with claustrophobia can observe these areas from above ground. Before returning to Ho Chi Minh City, the group receives pandan tea and tapioca, traditional foods eaten by soldiers during the war. An optional shooting range is available where guests may pay to fire AK47, M16, M30, and M60 guns; this activity is not included in the tour price. The professional local guide has a personal connection to the area and shares detailed stories throughout the visit.
Cu Chi Tunnels
After being picked up, the journey proceeds 60km west of the city, taking 1,5 hours. Upon arrival, a documentary about the Vietnam War is presented. The tour visits living areas including kitchens, bedrooms, storage, weapons factories, field hospitals, and command centers that supported those living inside the tunnels. The guide explains trap doors and handmade weapons used during the war. Visitors observe large bomb craters and learn that the 10-13 feet thick upper soil could support a 55-ton tank and withstand bomb explosions. The main part is crawling through the underground tunnels to experience what it was like.
300 min


by PAPA HOLIDAY VIETNAM
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$50This half-day guided tour lasts about 5 to 6 hours and includes hotel pickup from Ho Chi Minh City. The group travels west for approximately 60 kilometers, a journey of around one and a half hours, to reach the Cu Chi Tunnels. Upon arrival, participants watch a documentary about the Vietnam War to provide context. The tour then explores the Cu Chi Tunnels, a 136-mile (220-kilometer) network of underground passages used by Viet Cong soldiers. Visitors see living areas built within the tunnels, including kitchens, bedrooms, storage rooms, weapons factories, field hospitals, and command centers. The guide explains the history and purpose of various camouflaged trapdoors, handmade weapons, and traps found throughout the tunnels. The site also features large bomb craters and an upper soil layer just 10 to 13 feet thick, which could support the weight of a 55-ton tank and withstand bomb blasts. A key part of the visit is crawling through sections of the tunnel network to experience the conditions faced by soldiers, though guests with claustrophobia can observe these areas from above ground. Before returning to Ho Chi Minh City, the group receives pandan tea and tapioca, traditional foods eaten by soldiers during the war. An optional shooting range is available where guests may pay to fire AK47, M16, M30, and M60 guns; this activity is not included in the tour price. The professional local guide has a personal connection to the area and shares detailed stories throughout the visit.
Cu Chi Tunnels
After being picked up, the journey proceeds 60km west of the city, taking 1,5 hours. Upon arrival, a documentary about the Vietnam War is presented. The tour visits living areas including kitchens, bedrooms, storage, weapons factories, field hospitals, and command centers that supported those living inside the tunnels. The guide explains trap doors and handmade weapons used during the war. Visitors observe large bomb craters and learn that the 10-13 feet thick upper soil could support a 55-ton tank and withstand bomb explosions. The main part is crawling through the underground tunnels to experience what it was like.
300 min