Ho Chi Minh Cu Chi Tunnels Day Tour

Itinerary

Tour Highlights:

The tour begins with a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, which were part of the network of underground passageways and bunkers used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. Visitors can explore the tunnels, learn about the purpose of the tunnels and their role in the war, and even have the opportunity to fire a real gun or throw a hand grenade.

Next on the tour is the Reunification Hall, which symbolizes the reunification of the North and South after the war. The Hall, or Reunification Palace, is nowadays a museum displaying furniture, artwork, and other artifacts relevant to the country’s history.

To continue with the Vietnam War theme The Museum of War Remnants is another important stop on the tour and provides a glimpse into the devastation and losses endured by Vietnam during the war. Photographs, weapons, machines, and other remnants of the war are on display, and the museum also exhibits art exploring the conflict’s lasting effects.

The tour also takes visitors to the Jade Emperor Temple, one of the most famous religious monuments in Ho Chi Minh City. Dedicated to the Yu Huang Da Di, the God of Heaven, the temple is a popular pilgrimage site for believers, as well as an interesting place of interest for tourists.

Finally, the tour ends at Bên Thanh Market, a large open-air market where visitors can purchase food, clothing, and souvenirs. This is a nice step away from the war related theme and will give travellers a good release and immersion into life in the big city of the South.