We booked the VIP tour, our bus was luxury. Our tour guide Harry was fabulous. He shared some very important, interesting information and he was hilarious. It was a very enjoyable tour. The included lunch was delicious. The whole experience was fantastic, i would highly recommend.

It’s very far from the city. Not worth to visit so far for this reason when you have a less time. Better to explore other parts of the city.

Excellent township creation done Gift shop after the parking and ticket window. Clean toilet facilities. After walking a km..orientation film show andvthen the trenches..tunnels..snack bar..shooting range just make it a mesmerizing trip...must visit

Throughout the trip, it is difficult to walk through the tunnels for a short distance. I can't even begin to understand how difficult life was then. Our tour guide gave us a detailed explanation of that history. His sense of humor lightens the mood for us and makes the journey less taxing in a polite manner.

A great reminder of the resilience..self sacrifice and perseverance of Vietnamese people. Various historical sites including tunnels to the river...air hole small hillock.. demonstrations..film presentation was amazing..we tried crawling in the tunnels too.excellent gift shop too..

Wow! Our visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels was an absolute eye-opener! We were blown away by the intricate underground tunnels used during the Resistance war. Crawling through the narrow passages gave us a heart-pounding glimpse into the resilience of the Vietnamese people. The exhibits and demonstrations were fascinating, and we couldn't help but feel a deep respect for the ingenuity and bravery displayed here. It's a must-visit for history buffs and adventure seekers alike! We left feeling both humbled and exhilarated by this incredible testament to human perseverance.

The Tunnels are not necessarily connected but scattered over a large area outside Saigon and the Makon Delt. We visited just one cluster at Cu Chi. The tunnel storage / staging areas were close to the end of the HO Che Men trail and allowed quick access for ground attack against Saigon and the US military bases. We are on a 24 day OAT tour of all of Vietnam. The Bus ride out of the city took us about to hours to go the 50 miles to this location. The tunnels are tight and dark. One of the defensive positions had small camouflaged access door, so small that Tom could not get his shoulders through it. Most of the tunnels are only 2 ft wide and three ft tall so Tom made It ok-ish through all, but at the end of one tunnel into the command room he needed help straitening up after shuffling along so long all crotched down.

Like the War Remnant Museum, this place is overwhelming, the air that you breathe in this tunnels, thinking how they were living and fighting…. Meet people still affected from the Agent Orange toxicity…. Wow…. What a lesson!!!

Beautiful experience, educative and very intense. Having the opportunity to see how they were living during the war has been emotionally intense. Our guide Vinh has been amazing, thank you Igor sharing part of your country’s history with us.

We were guided by Felix from TNK and he was quite knowledgeable and passionate about his country. He explained the Vietnam war background and the guerrilla warfare beautifully. Stooping down to traverse the tunnel gave us a real experience of some of the hardships suffered by the poor victims of war. Once again Kudos to Felix for his passion, care, and knowledge.

Cu Chi is best known for its historic Cu Chi Tunnels, an intricate underground network used by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. Visitors can explore the tunnels, learn about their significance, and experience a glimpse of life during wartime. The tunnels are surrounded by lush forests, making it both an educational and scenic destination. After a visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels, head to Viet India Restaurant, located nearby at Ban Dành. The restaurant offers a delightful fusion of Indian vegetarian flavors, prepared with pure vegetable oil, homemade ghee, and fresh yogurt and paneer. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy a flavorful meal after a day of exploring Cu Chi’s historical landmarks.

Amazing Tour Experience..!! Our Tour Guide for the Cu Chi Tunnels Small Group Tour by KIM Travels was Ms. Thuy [Energetic/Enthusiastic/Informative]. A Mini-Bus Picked me up at my Hotel on Time and Co-ordination/guidance with customer was perfect. The Bus was good and comfortable. Tour guide was providing constant information about the History of Vietnam war/revolution all along the way. We had a stop in the middle to visit the factory where disabled families of Operation Orange victims were working. After that we reached Cu-Chi Tunnels. Initially we were shown Brief Video Documentary and later we have visited all around leisurely and had Kasava in the end which was delicious. Even though it was drizzling a bit , but we had a nice tour. During our return we were given light snacks and a wet tissue. Overall very good experience. Recommend it.

The trip was truly eye-opening, offering deep insights into how Vietnam fought and triumphed over the U.S. The underground tunnel network is remarkably sophisticated and a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of the Vietnamese people. Our guide was exceptional—he provided a thorough and engaging explanation of the history and significance of the war in Vietnam. I highly recommend this experience to anyone interested in understanding the powerful history and enduring spirit of Vietnam

Talk about a tight squeeze! Our visit to the Cu Chi Tunnels was a barrel of laughs... and a few panicked "I'm stuck!" moments. We crawled through tiny passages, giggling like kids in a playground. The highlight? Trying to spot fake grass hiding booby traps - turns out we'd make terrible soldiers! The underground hospital had us joking about "worst places for a check-up." Despite the serious history, we couldn't help but find humor in our clumsy attempts to navigate this wartime maze.

It was a unique glimpse into Vietnam's history and the ingenuity of the Viet Cong. Our guide's insightful commentary brought the experience to life. A fascinating and humbling experience that's a must-do in Vietnam!