Cu Chi Tunnels Tours

Mạnh Duy Nguyễn

5 months ago

Don't waste time taking a bus tour to Cu Chi -- take a speed boat! :) My husband and I took the Cu Chi tour from this company and we absolutely enjoyed it. It was all hassle free -- from being picked up at our hotel to being dropped off at the end of the tour! I believe this is the best tour to get! We were served breakfast at the speed boat, had a quick ride to Cu Chi via speed boat, cold drinks were unlimited (iced tea, coffee, water, soda), and we had our own tour guide who took us around the Cu Chi tunnel tour. The Cu Chi tunnel tour was also impressive and we were able to appreciate the history of Vietnam and the heroism of the Vietnamese people. After enjoying the tour and walking around in the jungle, we went back to our speed boat and were served a good lunch. We were even given cold wet tissues to get refreshed and cleaned up before devouring our sumptuous lunch. All in all, this trip was one of the highlights of our visit to Ho Chi Minh. I would recommend this tour to everyone. The price you pay is definitely worth it!

Anastasiya Volkova

a month ago

Good organization, everything was on time. And it was really interesting to listen to the real person who participated himself in the war (I can't call him just a tour guide)

Huệ Phan

5 months ago

Great tour to Cu Chi tunnels. Picked up promptly from hotel by friendly guide, Lan who made us laugh, gave us lots of information and let us know what was going to happen. Stopped at handicap handcraft where the process was explained and we were able to purchase some art work, refreshments and use the toilets. There was plenty of cold water and towels on the bus. The actual tour was amazing! Would definitely recommend it!

Harry Thompson

4 weeks ago

Fantastic insight into how the viet-cong won the war

Hong Ky Woodworking machine

6 months ago

The trip & guide was Vietnam Travel Group informative. We previously had no idea how resourceful the resistance fighters were with virtually no firepower of their own. The trip placed us in the shoes of the resistance and so we understood the other side of the history. It was well worth the visit even though my husband and I were too old to go down into the tunnels.