Little Mekong Delta and Cu Chi Tunnels by Boat and Motorbike

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Highlights

Visit Cu Chi Tunnels, an infamous and significant sight during Vietnam War
Enjoy a comfortable speedboat ride
Study Vietnam war history through numerous remnants, exhibits, stories and narratives
Visit a rural area in a central location, resembling the charming Mekong
Get off the beaten track and see local non-tourist sights

Description

Start the tour early at 7:00 and travel with a fast, yet comfortable speedboat to beat the bus crowds. Observe the life on Saigon River and its banks, while enjoying a light breakfast on board. Visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, a small sample of the immense network of tunnels during the US-Vietnam conflict. Your guide will lead you through the historic Cu Chi Tunnels, dug by resourceful guerrilla fighters to provide communication and supply routes, hospitals, food and weapon caches and living quarters during numerous conflicts. A traditional Vietnamese lunch of local specialties will be served before you board the boat and return to Ho Chi Minh City. You will arrive at the city pier, where you will enjoy a welcome drink, before exploring a secret area of the city, which is similar to The Mekong Delta. Choose your vehicle, either a driven motorbike or a bicycle, to ride 4 kilometers through the countryside. Together with a local farmer, visit the fields where rice, sugar can, tapioca and lotus grow. In the middle of the field you will find an altar to the lost souls, where you can light the incense sticks and do the fruit offerings. After a walk, you will visit the farmer’s house to have some rest and enjoy a fresh coconut. Your motorbike driver will bring you back to the hotel by 4:30 pm.

Includes

Light breakfast
Vietnamese lunch
Unlimited refreshments and local fruit
English-speaking guide
Entrance fees
Hotel pick-up and drop–off
Bullet fare at Cu Chi's rifle range