Cu Chi Tunnel

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Utilisateur Klook
10 Mar
Lockie is an incredible man; he tells stories so well and sings wonderfully! Thanks to him, we'll have an unforgettable memory of this excursion, rich in discoveries! 🙏🏼 Thank you for everything, we'll never forget Lockie!
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Arunsingh ******
10 Mar
Lockie was an fantastic tour guide, really enjoyed with his presence and great knowledge of Ho chi min city. Me and my partner enjoyed the journey to chuchi tunnel and Mekon delta trip and felt like it was right choice ! We highly recommend Lockie as the tour guide😍
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Utente Klook
10 Mar
This is an experience not to be missed. Our guide, Dragon King, was wonderful. He speaks perfect English and showed us a side of southern Vietnam we didn't know existed.
Klook User
10 Mar
My tour was scheduled on Mar/08 but due to unforeseen reasons I called up the tour operator to have it rescheduled and they didn’t hesitate a bit to do it free of charge . Today’s Mekong Delta and Cu Chi Tunnels tour with Nicole was an absolute highlight of my Vietnam trip. Her boundless energy kept the group excited from the boat rides through lush delta canals to crawling through the historic Cu Chi tunnels. Cu Chi Tunnels Adventure At the tunnels, her lively storytelling brought Vietnam War history to life, explaining the 250km network while encouraging safe exploration and even range shooting. Nicole ensured everyone felt comfortable, patiently answering questions with a big smile. Mekong delta Nicole’s enthusiasm shone as she led us on sampan boats past Dragon, Unicorn, Phoenix, and Tortoise Islands, sharing fun facts about local life and stopping at a coconut candy workshop for tastings. Do buy Candies from this local community and support them .
Klook会員
10 Mar
The Mekong Delta and Cu Chi Tunnels looked like a long distance to cover in one day on the map. While the travel time was indeed long, the tour was packed with activities and very enjoyable. Our tour guide, Nolan, kept the energy high throughout the day, making it a memorable and fun experience.
Klook User
10 Mar
Amazing view! 😍 Kodus to our tour guide Daniel who was very energetic and kind. I really enjoyed our tour. ☺️
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Klook User
10 Mar
Had an amazing day exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels and the Mekong Delta! Our tour guide, DragonKing, was outstanding—his thoroughness, deep knowledge, and passion for Vietnam’s history made every stop incredibly meaningful. He explained everything in such an engaging way and made sure our group was comfortable and well taken care of throughout the entire trip. The experience was both educational and fun, and we left with a much deeper appreciation for the culture and history here. Highly recommend this tour, especially if you’re lucky enough to have DragonKing as your guide!
Gillian *******
10 Mar
We had a great experience visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels. It was amazing how much we were able to see and learn in such a short amount of time. If we had tried to do this on our own, it would have taken much more time and effort, so the tour was very convenient for us. The price was also very reasonable for the experience. We learned a lot of interesting facts about the history of the tunnels, which made the visit even more meaningful. Our tour guide, Leo, was also very good. he even contacted us the day before the trip to make sure everything was clear and well organized. Also, gave us restaurant and shopping place recommendations. Bonus points as well for the hotel pick-up and drop-off, which made the whole experience even more convenient and hassle-free. Overall, it was a smooth, informative, and enjoyable tour. 😊

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Just outside of Ho Chi Minh City, the Cu Chi Tunnels offer one of the most eye-opening and unforgettable experiences in Vietnam. This vast underground network—originally built by hand—was used by Vietnamese fighters during the war for hiding, living, storing supplies, and launching surprise attacks. Located about 40 to 65 kilometers from the city, it's a must-do half-day trip when you're in southern Vietnam. When you explore the Cu Chi Tunnels Vietnam, you’re not just walking through history—you’re crawling through it. You’ll learn how the tunnels were cleverly designed to protect against enemy forces and get a close-up look at wartime tools, booby traps, and even taste survival food like boiled tapioca. It’s a mix of hands-on discovery and serious reflection that travelers say is “super super interesting” and completely worth your time.
Cu Chi Tunnel, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Things to do at Cu Chi Tunnels

Crawl Through the Tunnels

You can test your nerves and flexibility by entering a section of tunnel widened for tourists. It's sweaty, cramped, and unforgettable.

See War Relics and Traps

View real booby traps, weapons, and even a damaged American tank. Guides demonstrate how the traps worked, often using leftover bombs.

Visit the Shooting Range

Fire classic weapons like the AK-47 at the on-site shooting range. It's loud and intense but popular with many visitors.

Watch a Short Documentary

Most tours start with a 15-minute wartime film that gives context to what you're about to see.

Try Soldier Food

After your crawl, you'll get to taste boiled tapioca, a root vegetable that helped feed fighters during the war.

See Life-Size Dioramas

Explore exhibits showing how soldiers cooked, crafted weapons, and lived underground.

Rice Paper Making

Some tours include a look at how rice paper---a staple food---was made in the tunnel kitchens.

Tips Before Visiting Cu Chi Tunnels

Book in Advance

You can book a tour in the city or online through companies like BestPrice Travel. Many offer hotel pickup.

Be Ready for Heat and Humidity

It gets extremely hot and stuffy inside the tunnels. Bring water and wear lightweight clothing.

Claustrophobic? Skip the Tunnel Crawl

The tunnels are tight and hard to turn around in. Some visitors only made it 20 meters before backing out.

Bring Small Bills

If you want to shoot at the range, bring extra cash. Ammo is not included in the tour.

Wear Comfortable Shoes

You'll walk on uneven ground and may need to crouch or crawl.

Popular Attractions Near Cu Chi Tunnels

Handicraft Workshop for Agent Orange Victims

Many tours stop here on the way. You can see beautiful lacquerware, paintings, and carvings made by people affected by Agent Orange. It's a meaningful way to support the local community.

Ben Duoc Memorial Temple 

This temple honors the Vietnamese martyrs of the war. It's a quiet, spiritual stop that offers reflection after the intensity of the tunnels.

Cu Chi Wildlife Rescue Station 

This center rescues endangered animals like otters, pangolins, and bears. A great family-friendly stop to end your day on a lighter note.