Journey into Vietnam’s Wartime Past - Cycle through rubber plantations to reach the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, once a Viet Cong base during the war.
Underground Experience - Explore original 3-meter-deep tunnels, watch a 1967 war documentary, and taste traditional Viet Cong food.
40km cycling (L)
The Cu Chi Tunnels are an immense network of underground tunnels that served as the Viet Cong's base of operations during the Tet Offensive in 1968. They were the site of several key military campaigns during the Vietnam War.
To visit the tunnels, we’ll transfer out of Ho Chi Minh City to Tan Phu Trung village. From there, we’ll ride through rubber plantations and see locals making rice paper and wine. You’ll have time to watch a historical film about the war in 1967 before exploring the battle site. We’ll also go down to the original tunnel, which is 3 meters underground.
For those interested, there’s an option to try some target practice with real guns and bullets. We’ll enjoy a Viet Cong-style lunch of tapioca and pandan tea on site before transferring back to Ho Chi Minh City to conclude the trip.
Inclusive:
Air-conditioned van/bus
Support vehicle to carry gear, luggage, first aid
English speaking cycling guide
Entrance fees
Pick up & drop off at your hotel
Meals as mentioned (B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner)
All biking gear (mountain bike - MTB, tool kit, water cage)
Water, snacks, soft drinks and fresh fruit on cycling days
Exclusive:
Gunfire bullets
Travel insurance
Visas
Personal expenses
Optional E-bike, Gravel bike, Road bike
