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Half Day
On this private half-day tour from Ho Chi Minh City, you’ll explore the tunnel system at Cu Chi that once stretched for over 250 kilometers and played an integral role in the American-Vietnamese War.
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About 70 km northwest of Ho Chi Minh City, Cu Chi tunnels is a miniature of the creative and transformative battlefields of the Cu Chi army and people in the fierce, long-term battle of 30 years against the invading enemy, independence and freedom for the country.
With its victory scale, Cu Chi tunnels have entered the history of the heroic struggle of the Vietnamese nation as a legend of the 20th century and famous in the world.
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Cu Chi Tunnels – Small Group Tour (Max 20 Pax)
✔️ Price: USD 22 / pax
✔️ Duration: ~6–7 hours
✔️ Group size: Max 20 pax
✔️ Pick-up: Central District 1 only
⚠️ No pick-up in Tan Dinh & Dakao areasDiscover the legendary Cu Chi Tunnels on a small group tour with an experienced English-speaking guide. Explore underground tunnels, learn about Vietnam War history, and enjoy a comfortable journey from Ho Chi Minh City.
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Private Cu Chi Tunnels shore excursion from Nha Rong Port (Saigon Port) with English-speaking guide, comfortable transportation, and flexible timing.
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Private Cu Chi Tunnels shore excursion from Phu My Port with English-speaking guide, comfortable transportation, and timely return to your cruise ship.
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Half Day
The Luxury Tours transfer by Limousine is the best option to visit tunnels. You’ll explore the tunnel system at Cu Chi Tunnels that once stretched for over 250 kilometers and played an integral role in the American-Vietnamese War with experienced tour guide.
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The Hoi An Memories show is located at Impression Theme Park on a small island in the Thuy Bon River. The show is a colossal performance, offering a feast for
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Most visitors to Hoi An spend a lot of time walking through the ancient streets, buying clothes, shoes and paintings in the town’s famous shops. But how many visitors get
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Half Day
The ancient French colonial structures and broad, magnificent boulevards that once ornamented the city center still do so today. The majority of these tourist attractions are concentrated in District 1 and are close to one another. The Reunification Palace, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Remains Museum, etc.
