Price:$58.00
Cu Chi Tunnels Tour by Jeep
Code: MN032
Description
Price: 58 USD/adult – 29 USD/child (under 12 years-old)
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION | Your hotel |
| DEPARTURE TIME | 07:45 AM – 13:30 PM |
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| EXCLUDED | Tips and personal expenses. |
Itinerary
7:45 am : Jeep driver and Tourguide will pick you up at your hotel and depart to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels
9:30AM: Arriving at Cu Chi tunnels and proceeding to an underground hut to watch a short video and presentation about Cu Chi tunnels, learn how Vietnam guerrilla ancient building, living and fighting in the tunnels before having a real hand-on experience of what it took to live in the tunnels.
Afterward, test tasting the steamed tapioca root which is the main staple food in Cu Chi during the war. For those interested, there is an opportunity to fire off an AK47 or MK16 with real ammunitions at the nearby shooting range.
12:00 pm: Leaving Cu Chi tunnels at noon and returning back to HCM city by Jeep
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