Cu Chi Ben Duoc Tunnels: Authentic & Less Touristy (Max 10)
What your day looks like
Discover the legendary Cu Chi Ben Duoc Tunnels, a vital underground network from the Vietnam War. Unlike the touristy Ben Dinh site, Ben Duoc offers a more authentic, less crowded experience, showcasing the real conditions soldiers endured. Crawl through narrow tunnels, explore hidden trapdoors, booby traps, command centers, and underground kitchens, and learn about the Viet Cong’s ingenuity and resilience. Taste cassava with tea, a simple wartime meal, and, for an adrenaline rush, try shooting real guns like the AK-47 at the firing range (optional). This half-day tour is perfect for history buffs and adventure seekers. With hotel pickup and a knowledgeable guide, it’s an experience you won’t want to miss!
The experience, in brief
- ✅ Explore the authentic, less touristy sections of the Cu Chi Tunnels with an intimate, small group tour.
- ✅ Crawl through the underground tunnels used by the Viet Cong during the war.
- ✅ Witness traps, hidden bunkers, and underground kitchens.
- ✅ Enjoy tapioca and tea, the staple food of wartime soldiers.
- ✅ Experience firing a real gun at the shooting range (optional, extra cost).
Your day, step by step
Ho Chi Minh City
Sightseeing at Cu Chi Tunnels.
What to know before booking
Included
English speaking guide Entrance tickets, tropical fruits Air-conditioned vehicle Stroller or pram accessible Infant seats available
Not Included
Additional food and drinks Tips/gratuities for local guides Drinking water
Restrictions
Not suitable for pets. Infants must not sit on laps. Not recommended for people with back problems. Not recommended for pregnant travelers.
Meeting & Pickup
Q34A, Nguyen Huu Hao Street, Vinh Hoi Residence, ward 6, district 4, Hồ Chí Minh City, 700000. Pickup from Districts 1, 2,3, and District 4. is included.
Planning Notes
Minimum age: 5 Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Automatic
What travelers are saying
This was a great half day tour of the tunnels. We were able to explore the tunnels. Our guide Linda was excellent. She did a great job of explaining things.