Día completo de los túneles de Cu Chi y el delta del Mekong
Descripción
Este tour privado de todo el día lo tiene todo: un formato flexible, una guía profesional, transporte VIP e incluso almuerzo incluido. Experimentará la historia de la guerra de Vietnam, así como la vida moderna en la región agrícola en la desembocadura del río Mekong. • Explora la red de túneles subterráneos excavados por combatientes de la resistencia vietnamitas en Cu Chi • Tome un crucero a lo largo del río Mekong superior • Experimenta la vida en el delta del Mekong y visita sus huertos frutales y cocoteros • Realice un paseo en bote de remos por los pequeños canales • Visite la granja de cría de abejas nativas y disfrute de té con miel, frutas de temporada, dulces de coco fresco y música folclórica vietnamita del sur. • Ten una experiencia de disparo de pistola opcional en el campo de tiro de Cu Chi. Experimenta pistolas de pequeño o gran calibre, pistolas de mano, rifles o ametralladoras
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Itinerario
Antes de explorar los túneles, verá un video introductorio sobre cómo se hicieron los túneles y cómo sobrevivieron los vietnamitas en las duras condiciones de la guerra. Luego, dedique su tiempo a explorar las áreas restantes y el sistema de túneles que incluyen áreas de estar especiales con cocinas y dormitorios al lado de otras instalaciones marciales como fábricas de armas, hospitales de campaña y centros de comando que ayudan a quienes viven dentro de los túneles a satisfacer sus necesidades básicas. Además, también hay muchas trampas ocultas y trampas peligrosas dentro de los túneles tipo laberinto con fines de seguridad durante la guerra. Luego, se servirá té especial y yuca (comida de la guerrilla durante la guerra). Descanso. Almuerzo en el restaurante local.
Continúa visitando la ciudad de My Tho. Con el viaje en bote por el río Tien, te emocionará la brisa ligera del río y la belleza natural de cuatro hermosas islas como Dragon, Unicorn, Phoenix y Tortoise a lo largo de la orilla del río. Navegue a través del pequeño canal en Sampan, deléitese con la belleza del campo y tome un corto paseo en bicicleta por el pueblo, que sin duda será una experiencia inolvidable al participar en el recorrido por el Delta del Mekong. Visite el taller de dulces de coco y disfrute de deliciosas frutas de temporada y té de miel. Tenga la oportunidad de escuchar la música folclórica del sur de Vietnam que es interpretada por gente local.
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Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Opción vegetariana está disponible, por favor avise al momento de la reserva si es necesario
Opiniones(12)
I went in expecting a heavy visit, and it was, but I left feeling a bit disappointed by how the museum is put together. The photos and the outdoor aircraft display were genuinely striking, and a few of the exhibits hit hard. But the layout felt cramped and repetitive, with not enough context in places. It was also very crowded and stuffy, and I kept getting nudged along in rooms that were hard to really take in. I think an audio guide or clearer explanations would make a big difference. Worth seeing for the historic material, but it could be much better organized.
Reflects on the atrocities of the Americans and the South Vietnamese torture of political prisoners during the Vietnam War. A cruel and nauseous experience, but still such an important part of Vietnam’s history that it becomes a must visit to this museum.
Other than a few outdoor exhibits in the sun, this museum is room after room of non air conditioned displays of photos. Who can be pleased watching photos in 35c degree heat full of sweating people around you. This was a most miserable experience and whatever message the Vietnamese authorities wanted me to learn was totally wasted. This whole museum need to be modernized with technologies and more interesting displays.
It was a good experience. The Cu Chi Tunnels tour was better way to understand how the Vietnamese overcame the hardships of war. The Mekong River Delta tour showed how simple lives of Vietnamese people can still make them survive well
Informative and well laid out. Worth knowing the history before going to cu chi tunnel. 3 floor plus the outside setup was good to get an idea of what the country dealt with
The overall experience of the tour was excellent. Tour guides were very helpful in guiding us during the tour. Overall a must visit tour experience.
This is a lovely trip, granted a bit long, but worth every minuet stuck in traffic. Did not take too long to get to the tunnels, a short stop and a art studio was lovely. The tunnels, it was an odd feeling, being as I went to the war museum before, then the tunnels it out things into perspective, and actually I would recommend doing this way round, museum - tunnels - Delta. If you are in anyway afraid of small spaces DO NOT do the tunnels, they are very small, and if you have a bad back, also think about it. It was a weird eire feeling, what it must have been like for the Vietnamese people. The Delta was amazing, if your shy about food, then be aware they bring an entire fish to the table! Or, there was on my trip. a quiet paddle up the delta, with no noise aside that of the paddle splashing....it was very tranquil. Saw how coconut Sweets were made (very yummy) drank honey tea (very yummy) and enjoyed the local style of music. The whole trip was pleasant from start to finish, even the 2 hour drive back docent seem too bad.....If a little bumpy! I highly recommend this trip.
Enjoyed both Cu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta Trips. A bit hot, so we were glad Tunnels were done in the morning.
Everyone on this planet has to make this experience! To understand the culture, the history of this wonderful Country!
Two excellent trips, highly recommended. I’m a bit of a cultural desert but was fascinated by both trips. Good to hear the Vietnam point of view rather than the USA/Western view on the war. A must visit when in Vietnam!
