The Cu Chi Tunnels is an underground network which was excavated by the Vietnamese and Guerillas during both the French-Indochina War and the Vietnam War. Situated near Ho Chi Minh City, the tunnels took around 25 years to construct and were finished in the 1960s. Stretching for over 200km(124 miles) and connecting numerous villages in the provinces, the tunnels once housed mini-hospitals, store rooms and factories, and were used as living quarters by both Vietnamese fighters and local villagers.
Today, The tunnels stand as a symbol of the Vietnamese people’s struggling onone of the most famous battle grounds of the Vietnam War.

08:00  Pick up at the hotel, departure to Cu Chi Tunnels 09:15 Watch documentary film of Cu Chi guerilla
09:45 Visit the tunnels and enjoy gun shooting and tapioca from Guerilla.
12:00 Back to Ho Chi Minh City, via visit Vietnam Traditional handicraft work shop.
14:00 End of the trip.