Cu Chi Tunnels is a famous historical and cultural tourist destination located in Cu Chi District, approximately 70 kilometers northwest of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The site preserves a remarkable underground tunnel system that was constructed and expanded by Vietnamese forces during the period of the Vietnam War. Stretching over a large area, the tunnels were designed as a strategic underground network used for military activities, communication, transportation, storage, shelter, and daily living. The complex included meeting rooms, kitchens, medical facilities, sleeping areas, and defensive structures, allowing people to survive and operate under difficult wartime conditions.
Today, the Cu Chi Tunnels are recognized as an important historical relic and one of Vietnam’s most visited attractions. The site features preserved and restored sections of the tunnels, exhibitions of historical artifacts, traditional demonstrations, and displays that introduce visitors to the construction, operation, and significance of the tunnel system. Visitors can explore parts of the underground passages, learn about the lives of soldiers and local people during the war, and gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s history, resilience, and cultural heritage. The Cu Chi Tunnels serve as both an educational destination and a symbol of determination and endurance, welcoming visitors from around the world to experience an important chapter of Vietnam’s past.
Important Information
Activity Policies
Visitors must follow the instructions of site staff and tour guides.
Visitors should respect and protect historical structures, exhibits, and artifacts.
Touching, damaging, or removing objects from the site is not allowed.
Visitors must maintain cleanliness and proper behavior throughout the attraction.
Smoking, littering, and activities that may affect safety or the environment are prohibited in restricted areas.
Visitors should follow safety guidance when entering underground tunnels and participating in demonstrations.
Group visitors and tour operators should comply with the site’s schedule, entrance procedures, and regulations.
The management reserves the right to adjust access or activities when necessary for safety, preservation, or special circumstances.
