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A visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels is one of the most fascinating day trips from Ho Chi Minh City. Just 70 km northwest of the city, this area was once at the heart of the Viet Nam War. When heavy bombing campaigns devastated the region, local people moved life underground, creating an incredible tunnel network that stretched for hundreds of kilometers. Complete with kitchens, meeting rooms, and living spaces, these tunnels became a hidden world that tells a powerful story of resilience.
Ho Chi Minh City, as Viet Nam’s largest city is still affectionately called, is a place full of contrasts. Street vendors with baskets of fruits and flowers share space with modern cafés and high-end boutiques. Although its history spans just over 300 years, the city has witnessed incredible changes—from French colonial days to its role as the capital of the South Viet Nam government, and finally the vibrant hub it is today. This full-day tour blends history, culture, and local life to give you the very best introduction to the city.
This tour takes you beyond the tunnels for a deeper look at life in Cu Chi during the war. At the Liberated Area, you’ll see how villages looked before and during the conflict, giving insight into how daily life changed as the fighting grew more intense. Then, explore the underground network itself and visit the Ben Duoc Temple, a moving memorial to those who sacrificed their lives here. It’s the most insightful way to understand both the tunnels and the people of Cu Chi.
Long Tan is a small village - known for its rubber plantations, this quiet area became the site of one of the most significant battles fought by Australian and New Zealand soldiers during the Viet Nam War. This itinerary is designed especially for Australian and New Zealand veterans, their families, and anyone interested in the history of these battle sites. The focus is on remembrance, learning, and where possible, honoring reconciliation.
Located about 100 km from Ho Chi Minh City, Tay Ninh is a land of spiritual wonders and scenic beauty. This tour brings you to the magnificent Cao Dai Temple, the holy land of Caodaism with its colorful architecture and unique fusion of religions, and Ba Den Mountain, the highest peak in Southern Viet Nam, home to breathtaking views, pagodas, and legends.
Just 50 km east of Ho Chi Minh City, Can Gio is the perfect escape into nature. With vast mangrove forests, playful monkeys, and peaceful waterways, this biosphere reserve is home to rich wildlife and lush greenery. Once a strategic battlefield, it has been reborn through reforestation as a green haven and one of Viet Nam’s top eco-tourism destinations.
