Cu Chi Tunnel Review

Discover underground village at Cu chi tunnels. Visitors will find it hard to imagine the destruction, damage & defoliation over this whole area, caused by bombing and mines. There is plenty of evidence of the fierce battle that took place here during the 1960s when Cu Chi was a "Free Target Zone".

it was an amazing trip. it was informative also. my friend and I learned a lot about the history of Vietnam. really recommend to those who want to visit Vietnam. refreshment also included..

Cu Chi Tunnels are located around ~ 1.5 h from the center of HCM. We did the tour on the same day with the Mekong River Delta and was a very nice combination. Try the shooting and go inside the tunnel, an amazing experience.

An interesting shadow point, you can experience the Vietnamese soldiers' tunnels during the war, and when you finish, you will give tourists a taste of the food of the soldiers at that time "cassava". You can imagine how powerful the wisdom and agility of the Vietnamese army was during the Vietnam War.

Take a speedboat and follow the Saigon River all the way to the pier to visit the Guzhi tunnel, and drive to it. This tunnel was dug by soldiers with their bare hands for more than 20 years when Vietnam resisted French rule! In the lush green jungle, the hidden and perfect narrow tunnel entrance is really not easy to shrink quickly. Not to mention those perfectly designed traps, in order to avoid the enemy's more than 200 kilometers of underground anti-Japanese war and life system, kitchens, hospitals, combat rooms, grain warehouses, etc. are all available. The explanation is fascinated, and it is also shocked by the tenacity and ingenuity of the Vietnamese people! Remember to go in the tunnel with the cat around your waist, so you don't miss this line.

It is more than 3 hours to go back and forth from Ho Chi Minh City to Guzhi Road, and you can go to one attraction in a day. But after reading it, I really felt that at the scene, you can see how the Vietcong used its original weapons to confront the US military. The tunnel is one of the guerrilla tools. It is difficult to imagine how people walked through this narrow tunnel at that time. You can experience it yourself on the spot, and then you will admire the perseverance of the Vietnamese Communist soldiers.

The Guzhi tunnel is like an underground village, one of the three relics of Ho Chi Minh City. It is about 65 kilometers away from Ho Chi Minh City. During the Vietnam War, it was the underground headquarters of the 25th Division of the Vietnamese Army, like an underground village. The relics of Guzhi authenticity are now preserved in two areas: Binyao authenticity in Fuxie Village, Fumeixing Township, Guzhi County, 70 kilometers northwest of Ho Chi Minh City, and Binting authenticity in Binting Village, Runping Township, Guzhi County. Because the soil in the Guzhi area is very hard, locals have come up with a way to dig tunnels as covert. The Guzhi tunnel began to be excavated in the 1940s during the War of Resistance Against France, and expanded sharply in the later Vietnam War, reaching a total length of 250 kilometers, becoming a fully functional underground city. The tunnel is divided into three layers, and the bottom layer is 8 meters deep. The tunnels have wells, granaries, conference rooms, dormitories, like a large military camp. But as you move through the narrow passages, you will understand that underground life is not as comfortable as it is imagined, and only under the forced force of brutal war can people choose this way of survival.

From the 19th century French invasion, Vietnam became a French colony, until the end of the Vietnam War in the 1970s, the United States withdrew from Vietnam, more than a hundred years of Vietnamese people have been tenaciously resisting foreign aggression, Guzhi authentic is the Vietnamese people to protect the family and the country of the portrayal!