Bunker oculto y guerra de Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City Free Walking Tour
Descripción
Disfrute de la introducción perfecta a la ciudad de Ho Chi Minh, anteriormente Saigón, en este completo recorrido, con un máximo de solo ocho viajeros. Obtenga atención personalizada de su guía mientras pasea por el barrio colonial de Saigón, admirando la Ópera de Saigón, el edificio del Comité Popular, la Oficina Central de Correos, la Basílica de Notre Dame de Saigón y el Palacio de la Reunificación. Luego descubre la religión vietnamita en la Pagoda del Emperador de Jade y los horrores de la Guerra de Vietnam en el Museo de los Restos de Guerra.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Te llevamos al Búnker de Armas Secretas de Saigón, una fascinante reliquia de la guerra de Vietnam que a menudo es pasada por alto por los turistas. Te sorprenderá el ingenio y la ingeniosidad del pueblo vietnamita durante esta época turbulenta de la historia.
Tome un descanso en una casa local y disfrute de algunos refrescos mientras su guía comparte historias sobre los alrededores, una vez que fue el corazón de la actividad en tiempos de guerra, un vecindario clave donde los soldados vivían, luchaban y operaban.
Visita el Memorial Thích Quảng Đức, un conmovedor homenaje al monje budista que se autoinmoló en protesta contra la guerra de Vietnam. A partir de ahí, profundizaremos en la historia de la guerra, descubriendo las complejas razones detrás de la división entre Vietnam del Norte y Vietnam del Sur.
Explora el Museo de los Restos de Guerra, que ofrece una mirada poderosa al impacto de la guerra de Vietnam. A través de exhibiciones inquietantes, fotografías y artefactos militares, el museo cuenta la historia de los efectos devastadores de la guerra tanto en Vietnam como en su pueblo.
Visite la escuela secundaria Lê Quý Đôn, la primera escuela colonial francesa en Saigón. Establecido durante la ocupación francesa, se erige como un símbolo de la temprana mezcla de la cultura vietnamita y francesa. La rica historia de la escuela ofrece una visión de la influencia de la época colonial en la educación y la sociedad en Vietnam.
Visita el Palacio de la Reunificación, donde terminó la guerra de Vietnam en 1975. Una vez que fue la casa presidencial y el centro de mando, ahora es un símbolo de la reunificación del país, con habitaciones preservadas y un helipuerto en la azotea que ofrece un vistazo a la historia.
Ubicada dentro de los terrenos del Palacio de la Independencia, esta estela conmemorativa conmemora los 15 comandos del Equipo 5, fuerzas Saigón-Gia Dinh. Lanzaron un asalto histórico al palacio durante la Ofensiva del Tet de 1968
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- La opción vegetariana está disponible, por favor avise al momento de la reserva si es necesario
Opiniones(12)
Great experience. Definitely a must do if you’re interested in the conflict of the Vietnam war.
Me and 3 others had the pleasure of getting a private tour around both the hidden war bunker, a home of the former Vietnamese Queen of Vietnam (now a museum) as well as a private coffee workshop from our tour guide in his own home which now has a Coffee Workshop business. We also visited the shrine of the infamous monk who set himself on fire. It was all extremely interesting and the guide was very knowledgeable. In the end, it was around 3.5 hours but could likely be longer/shorter depending on you as the guests/if other people on the tour. We paid around £15 each in the end. Highly recommend !!
The guide was very informative on the history of HCMC and Vietnam. The walking past was at a good pase with a nice brake in between.
I came on this tour to learn about the war from the Vietnamese experience. I got so much more than I could have hoped for. The information went right back into the 1940’s to give context, and the tour guide had family connections to the war which he shared generously.
Daniel was right on time and led us on a very interesting tour of HoChi Minh City. He had so many interesting stories and historical treasures to share with us. We came way with a new understanding of Vietnam.
Not much information given besides pointing at buildings. The only good part of the tour is the visit to the hidden bunker.
Thank you for joining the tour and for sharing your feedback, Marco. During the tour I provide detailed explanations about Saigon’s history, architecture, and the Vietnam War. However, it seemed that there was a language barrier during the walk, which may have made it difficult to understand some of the information shared. I’m glad you enjoyed visiting the hidden bunker, which is one of the most unique historical locations in the city. Thank you again for visiting and I wish you a great rest of your trip in Vietnam.
Our tour guide Nghi was a very good, very friendly, and informative guide. Getting to see the bunker was eye-opening. Visiting the monument dedicated to Thích Quảng Đức was also something I wanted to see - and this tour provided. If you're interested in understanding a bit more about that period in history, this is worth considering.
A fantastic experience, from start to finish. Joseph is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, helpful and engaging! He went the extra mile by organising transfers for us from our cruise port and lending us some money for an amazing iced coconut coffee as we didn’t have any Dong initially. 10/10. Wholeheartedly recommend this walking tour.
Really interesting... the visit showed us some sides of the city that we would definitely not have found on our own... and made us excited with the aspects of the war that show a proud people and never tame... recommended for those who want an alternative tour ..
I took the Vietnam War Walking Tour: Bunkers, Resistance & Local Stories with Joseph and trainee guide Peter, and it was an unforgettable experience. From the start, they greeted us with warmth and genuine hospitality, making us feel like we were touring with friends rather than guides. The tour itself was rich in powerful stories and historical insights that brought Vietnam’s wartime past to life. I was especially moved by the resilience and strength of the Vietnamese people — how they endured so much and came out even stronger, rebuilding their country into the vibrant, culturally rich nation it is today. Along the way, we also learned about local customs, spiritual beliefs, and everyday life, which added so much context and depth to the experience. On top of all that, Joseph and Peter gave us some laughs too! Joseph kindly helped me find a nearby ATM when I was running low on cash (lifesaver!), and Peter went above and beyond when my change got stuck in a vending machine — he even got help from the War Remnants Museum staff to retrieve it. Absolute legends! Thank you so much, Joseph and Peter, for an amazing, meaningful, and fun tour. I highly recommend booking this walk with them if you're visiting Ho Chi Minh City — it’s a must-do!
