Vietnamese people are humble and hardworking. They face challenges with courage and strive to achieve life goals.Despite the hardships of war and difficult times, what really stands out when you visit Vietnam is the beauty of their warm smiles.. If you are a lover of these things, want to explore the history, war and people of Vietnam, you should join us on a memorable journey as you explore the Cu Chi Tunnels. It’s not just about experiencing tunnel life, but also learning about the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the Cu Chi people in building and utilising the tunnels.
Step foot into this vast tunnel system and experience firsthand the life underground and the dark history of Cu Chi. As you navigate through the narrow and dimly lit tunnels, your guide will provide insights into the history and purpose of each section. You’ll feel the cramped space and the dampness in the air, transporting you back to a time of hardship when Cu Chi residents had to live in the tunnels to avoid bombings and enemy attacks.
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The Cu Chi Tunnels show the resilient will, intelligence and pride of Cu Chi people, and are a symbol of the revolutionary heroism of the Vietnamese nation.In the work How to fight guerillas (1941), President Ho Chi Minh stated that there are four basic principles of military art: Keeping the initiative, being very quick, always keeping the offensive position, proper planning and careful preparation. Therefore, knowing how to fight and knowing about weapons is one of the skills that everyone needs in wartime ..Throughout the journey, you’ll participate in interactive activities to gain a deeper understanding of tunnel life. You can try your hand at being a soldier, donning uniforms and experiencing the weight of gas masks and military backpacks. You can also try shooting an AK-47 or M16 at the designated shooting range, offering an authentic experience of handling weapons during wartime.
It’s not just about experiencing tunnel life, but also learning about the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the Cu Chi people in building and utilising the tunnels. They created intricate structures, including functional rooms such as sleeping quarters, meeting rooms, kitchens, and underground hospitals. Experience the cleverness and meticulousness in concealing the tunnels underground, with fake doors, false floors, and secret communication systems.
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Visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels is not only about understanding history but also provides an immersive and profound experience of the lives and resilience of the Cu Chi people during the war. It’s an opportunity to witness and appreciate what they went through and to admire their patience, creativity, and courage in such a harsh environment.
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