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Discover the vast network connecting underground tunnels located in the C District Chi District of Ho Chi Minh City. Go to the various traps used during the battle and enter and crawl through a tunnel.

Discover the area that lives at the end of the Ho Chi Minh Trail and serve as the base from where the Vietnamese guerrilla soldier attacked Saigon. Learn about how the fighters of Cu Chi drew the battlefield underground, extending to Cambodia, including: living room, kitchen and ventilation system. These tunnels served as an effective network to engage in guerrilla warfare against American troops.

Do not miss this short, exciting journey through this maze of interlaced tunnels. Choose how you want to experience it - in a small, large or private group. For insight into Vietnamese agriculture, see green paddy fields, local farmers and buffaloes on the roadside for tunnels.

Spend time exploring the the maze of tunnels with countless trap doors, storage facilities, weapon factories, field hospitals, command centers, kitchens, and more. Enjoy the most popular food during the war days at Cu Chi tunnels – the cassava.

Itinerary : (8am/1:30pm) Morning/Afternoon

Drive to Cu Chi tunnels – the network of over 200km of tunnels became legendary when they played a vital role in the War. The sightseeing in Cu Chi tunnels is started with a short introduction video showing how the tunnels were constructed, you will have a chance to see the poor conditions underground, see handmade booby traps, and crawl into a short section of the tunnels to feel the oppressive narrowness and heat inside. Return to your hotel in Ho Chi Minh.

The Reunification palace was the basis of Vietnamese General Ngo Dinh Diem until his death in 1963. The Reunification palace made its name in global history in 1975. A tank belonging to the North Vietnamese army crashed through its main gate, ending the Vietnam War. 

The palace is like a capsule frozen in 1975. You can see the two original tanks used to occupy the palace parked in the grounds. The Reunion Palace was the home and workplace of the French governor of Cochin-China. It has lush green gardens, secret rooms, antique furniture and a command bunker. It is still in use to host important occasions in Ho Chi Minh including the APEC Summit.

Reunification Palace Highlights

The Revaluation Palace has five levels. The basement has a tunnel, a war room, and a telecommunications center. There are original maps on the walls of the battle command room. Period telecommunications equipment is also on display. The cellar rooms surrounding it display war propaganda material. On the third floor, there is a card playing room while the fourth is a casino. The roof terrace of the reunion palace is equipped with a heliport.

Reunification Palace

The Reclamation Palace is open from 07: 30–12: 00 and 13: 00–16: 00. You can buy tickets at the main gate located on the east side of the palace gardens. Security will check your bag for security reasons. Free guided tours are available in English, French, Japanese and Chinese. Close to Ben Thanh Market, the palace is on Man Ky Khoi Nghia Street.

The Mekong Delta is a network of dis-tributaries between Ho Chi Minh City and Cambodia in southwest Vietnam. The river itself begins in the Himalayas and passes through China, Myanmar, Thailand and Cambodia before reaching Vietnam, which partly explains why the waters are so high. More than half of Vietnam's rice and fish come from the delta region. Considered important for the Vietnamese economy and diet.

Life in the area revolves around water, from well-known temporary markets to huge agricultural industries. A wonderful variety of fruits, flowers and animals grow in this region. The Mekong River Delta is the rice basket of Vietnam, providing sustenance to millions of people.

Itinerary :

(8 am / 8: 30 pm)Depart for Full Day tour to Meknog  River Delta.Upon arrival, cruising the boat on the mighty Mekong that saw life Let's see. Local people live near banks. We stop traveling to an island in the area, enjoying fresh tropical fruits served in the middle of a lush green garden with traditional South Vietnamese folk music. Later, other small boats stopped by the locals should embark, to visit local factories, through small canals shaded by water coconut trees. There you will taste honey tea and see that the locals produce coconut candy milk and of course you can also try it or take a walk in the garden, where the locals feed honey.

Later in the afternoon, continue to visit Vinh Trang Pagoda, a famous pagoda in the area with an architectural combination of Chinese, Cambodian and French cultures. Return to your hotel in Ho Chi Minh.