Cassava with sesame salt may seem simple, but in Cu Chi, it carries deep historical meaning. During the war, cassava was a life-saving food for soldiers sheltering in the underground tunnels. Boiled on the hidden Hoang Cam stove, designed to conceal smoke, it sustained fighters through the harshest days. Today, cassava has become a local […]

Step into history as you explore the weapon and booby trap displays at the Cu Chi Tunnels — a powerful reminder of the ingenuity and survival tactics used during wartime. Here, you’ll see authentic traps designed to protect the tunnels, such as the infamous bamboo pit traps, rolling spikes, and door traps. These handmade devices […]

At the Cu Chi Tunnels — one of Vietnam’s most iconic historical sites — you’ll have the rare opportunity to walk through a real tunnel once used by Viet Cong guerrillas during the war. These are not replicas, but part of the original tunnel system, slightly widened for safety, while still preserving the original layout […]

Step into a piece of living history as you sit inside thatched jungle huts at the Cu Chi Tunnels and watch powerful war documentaries. These short films provide context to the vast underground network, showcasing how Vietnamese soldiers built and survived in the tunnels during wartime. The setting—simple wooden benches, bamboo walls, and a jungle […]

At the shooting range near the Cu Chi Tunnels, visitors can try firing legendary weapons such as the AK‑47, M16, and other rifles under strict supervision and safety regulations. Bullet price: Approximately 40,000 – 60,000 VND per bullet (around 1.6 – 2.3 USD), depending on the gun type. Minimum bullets per session: Usually 5 or […]

Step into history with a journey through the legendary Cu Chi Tunnels, an incredible underground network used by Vietnamese soldiers during the war. As you crawl through narrow passageways, you’ll get a firsthand feel of the harsh yet ingenious conditions in which the Viet Cong lived, fought, and survived. Beyond the tunnels, explore hidden bunkers, […]