Tourists visiting Saigon can explore parts of the Cu Chi Tunnels, a powerful reminder of Vietnam’s underground warfare. Visitors can crawl through safe sections, see command centers and traps, try shooting an AK-47, and taste simple meals once eaten by soldiers. A trip to Cu Chi offers deeper insight into the resilience, patriotism, and determination of the Vietnamese people during their struggle for independence. - Discover the incredibly secret network of Cu Chi Tunnels. - Crawl through the very narrow tunnels which are totally made by hand during the wartime. - Gain more knowledge of Vietnam history, tradition, and culture as well. - Crawl through the narrow tunnels which are totally made by hand. - Taste the local foods which Vietnam soldiers ate during the war time: Boiled tapioca with hot pandanus tea. - Watch a short documentary film about Cu Chi Tunnels during the war (in number of foreign languages).

Heading to the Mekong Delta. Pass by green rice fields before arriving at the beautiful rural My Tho (take around 2 hours) -> We will reach the port to take a leisurely cruise on the Tien River to see 4 islets which are represented as four mythical animals in Southeast Asia: Dragon, Kirin, Tortoise, and Phoenix. -> Then we will visit a honey bee farm and taste delicious honey tea with lemon, which is really good for health. Moreover, it is to enjoy a lot of tropical fruits featuring the typical characteristics of the Mekong Delta. Local people also have a python farm, and for those who are looking for adventure, can touch pythons and take photos with them. -> Enjoy the melody of “Don Ca Tai Tu”, a genre of traditional folk music which is an indispensable spiritual cultural activity in the Mekong Delta people and is officially recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. -> Visit the coconut candy workshop to learn how to make delicious candies by hand.