Cu Chi Tunnels tours
from Saigon
Crawl the real wartime tunnels, see the hidden trapdoors and taste the cassava the guerrillas lived on. Choose Ben Dinh, the quieter Ben Duoc site, or skip the traffic and go by speedboat on the Saigon River.
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Three ways to see the tunnels. Tap a tour for the full program, prices and booking.
Which tour is right for you?
A quick side-by-side to help you decide.
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Meet our team
Real people behind the counter, right next to Ben Thanh Market.
Vietnam Memory Travel runs a walk-in Tourist Information Center at 04 Thu Khoa Huan, District 1. Every day our team helps travelers from all over the world plan their days in Saigon, from Cu Chi and the Mekong Delta to bus, train and flight tickets.
Drop by before you book. Ask us anything, compare the tours in person and pay at the counter, or simply message us on WhatsApp.
- Friendly, English-speaking staff
- Office open daily, a short walk from Ben Thanh Market
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Good to know
Questions travelers often ask before a Cu Chi tour.
Ben Dinh or Ben Duoc: what’s the difference?
Both are parts of the same tunnel network built during the Vietnam War. Ben Dinh is closer to Saigon and is the most visited site. Ben Duoc is further out, quieter and less touristy, with a larger tunnel area to explore.
Do I have to go inside the tunnels?
No. Crawling into the tunnels is optional. The sections open to visitors have been widened for tourists but are still narrow and low. You can watch from above and still see everything else.
How much is the shooting range?
The shooting range is optional and paid on the spot, around 75,000 VND per bullet. Rifles include the AK-47 and M16.
Where do you pick up?
We pick up from hotels in District 1 (and nearby central areas for the speedboat tour). If you stay further out, meet us at our office at 04 Thu Khoa Huan, District 1.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dusty, insect repellent, a hat, some cash for drinks or the shooting range, and your camera.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes. Children under 4 travel free on all tours. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult. On the speedboat, child-sized life jackets are provided.
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