The Cu Chi Tunnels Inside located about 70 km to the northwest of HCMC, Cu Chi tunnels are a miniature version of the battlefield of the Cu Chi people and soldiers in their fierce fighting, lasting for 30 years, against their foreign aggressors in search of independence and freedom of their country.

With its victory, the Cu Chi Tunnels and its people went into the history books for their heroic struggles and became legends of the 20th century and famous around the world. This is a unique and incomparable wonder with 250 km of tunnels spreading like cobwebs underground, with not only the tunnels but the associated accessories such as trenches, docks, fighting places, tunnels for eating, sleeping, meetings, activities and food storage, water wells, and Hoang Cam stoves.

The Cu Chi Tunnels is a significant historical site that allows visitors to understand the challenges faced by soldiers during the Vietnam War and gain a deeper appreciation for the country’s history. It is an important destination for those interested in military history, wartime strategies, and the resilience of the Vietnamese people.

Highlights:

Underground Network: The Cu Chi Tunnels consist of an extensive underground network spanning over 250 kilometers. It includes tunnels of different sizes and levels, with interconnected chambers that served various purposes, such as living quarters, meeting rooms, hospitals, and weapon caches.

Cultural Exchange: The Cu Chi Tunnels provide an opportunity to interact with local guides, many of whom have personal connections to the war. They can share firsthand stories, personal experiences, and perspectives, offering a unique cultural exchange.

Firing Range Experience: Some tour operators offer the chance to experience shooting at a firing range. You can try your hand at firing weapons like AK-47 rifles or machine guns that were used during the war under strict supervision and safety measures.