Visite privée de la montagne de la Vierge Noire, du temple Cao Dai et du tunnel de Cu Chi
Description
Explorez les points forts culturels, spirituels et historiques du sud du Vietnam lors d'une excursion d'une journée à la montagne Vierge Noire, au Grand Temple Cao Dai, aux tunnels Cu Chi depuis Hô Chi Minh-Ville. Profitez d'un téléphérique panoramique jusqu'au sommet de la montagne Vierge Noire, le plus haut sommet du sud du Vietnam, où vous pourrez admirer une vue panoramique sur la campagne environnante. Visitez le grand temple coloré de Cao Dai et découvrez les croyances et les traditions de la religion unique de Cao Dai au Vietnam. Continuez jusqu'aux tunnels de Cu Chi pour découvrir un vaste réseau souterrain utilisé pendant la guerre du Vietnam et découvrir la résilience et l'ingéniosité de ceux qui y ont vécu et combattu. Le billet d'entrée des tunnels Cu Chi n'est pas inclus et peut être acheté sur place. Les voyageurs qui ont déjà visité les tunnels peuvent choisir de sauter cet arrêt. Cette visite est disponible en option privée ou en groupe et convient à la plupart des voyageurs.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Les tunnels de Củ Chi (vietnamien : Địa đạo Củ Chi) sont un immense réseau de tunnels de liaison situés dans le district de Củ Chi de Hô Chi Minh-Ville (Saigon), au Vietnam, et font partie d'un réseau beaucoup plus vaste de tunnels qui sous-tendent une grande partie du pays. Les tunnels de Củ Chi ont été le théâtre de plusieurs campagnes militaires pendant la guerre du Vietnam et la base d'opérations du Viet Cong pour l'offensive du Tết en 1968.
Le temple Cao Dai (également appelé Saint-Siège de Tay Ninh) a été construit en 1933 et officiellement inauguré en 1955. Il s'agit d'une œuvre religieuse spéciale du caodaïsme (religion Cao Dai), située dans le district de Hoa Thanh, à environ 4 km de la ville de Tay Ninh. Au début des années 1920, le caodaïsme a été établi dans le sud du Vietnam mais n'a été officiellement codifié qu'en 1926. Il s'agit de la troisième plus grande religion du Vietnam, empruntant des éléments du bouddhisme, du christianisme, du taoïsme, du confucianisme et de l'islam. On estime actuellement qu'il y a près de 3 millions d'adeptes dans tout le pays, vivant dans 38 provinces et villes, principalement concentrés au Sud-Vietnam.
La Montagne de la Vierge Noire (vietnamien : Núi Bà Đen signifiant « Montagne de la Dame Noire ») est une montagne de la ville de Tây Ninh, au Vietnam. La montagne est au centre d'un mythe vietnamien sur Bà Đen. Pendant la guerre du Vietnam, la zone autour de la montagne était une zone chaude car la piste Ho Chi Minh se terminait à quelques kilomètres à l'ouest de la frontière cambodgienne. En tant que tel, il y a eu de nombreuses batailles et les soldats américains et vietnamiens basés dans la région se souviennent de ce monument important.[1] Après la guerre, la montagne est passée d'un champ de bataille à une renommée pour ses magnifiques temples et son parc à thème.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Visites de groupe : Le ramassage est disponible uniquement au centre District 1. Visites privées : Le ramassage et le retour sont inclus dans Hô Chi Minh-Ville. Pour les croisiéristes qui passent la nuit, la prise en charge et le dépôt au port de croisière peuvent être organisés moyennant des frais supplémentaires.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(30)
We had such an incredible day with our tour guide Casey! From start to finish, everything was well organised and enjoyable. We visited the Chu Chi Tunnels, the Cao Dai Holy Temple, and Black Lady Mountain—all of which were fantastic experiences and definitely worth seeing. Casey was knowledgeable, friendly, and made the whole day run smoothly. That said, Black Lady Mountain was absolutely the highlight. It was truly breathtaking—you could easily spend an entire day there. The views are incredible and there are so many amazing photo opportunities! Thank you so much, Casey, for such a memorable experience. Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Vietnam!
Our visit to Black Virgin Mountain and the Cu Chi Tunnels was an absolute highlight of our time in Ho Chi Minh City, thanks to our guide Khang. He was friendly, professional, and extremely knowledgeable throughout the day. Khang gave a very informative and engaging history lesson on the war at the Cu Chi Tunnels, explaining everything clearly and answering all our questions with patience. At Black Virgin Mountain, he shared valuable cultural and historical insights that made the experience much more meaningful. The tour was well organized, relaxed, and never felt rushed. Khang’s passion for Vietnam’s history really stood out, and it made the entire day unforgettable. I would 100% recommend this tour—and especially Khang—to anyone visiting Ho Chi Minh City.
Absolutely outstanding tour guide! Our trip to Black Virgin Mountain and the Cu Chi Tunnels was one of the highlights of our time in Ho Chi Minh City, and that was entirely thanks to Khang. From the very beginning, he was warm, professional, and incredibly knowledgeable. At Black Virgin Mountain, Khang explained the cultural and spiritual significance with great clarity and respect, which made the visit far more meaningful than just sightseeing. At the Cu Chi Tunnels, Khang’s in-depth and informative history lesson on the war truly brought the site to life. He explained complex events in a clear, engaging way, answered every question thoughtfully, and made sure everyone understood the historical context. The tour was extremely well organized, never felt rushed, and was delivered with genuine passion for Vietnam’s history and culture. I would highly recommend Khang to anyone visiting Ho Chi Minh City—he is an exceptional guide and made this experience truly unforgettable.
We had an amazing experience with Khang as our tour guide on our visit to the Vietnamese tunnels outside of Ho Chi Minh City. Khang was outstanding—knowledgeable and informative throughout the entire tour. He also took us to a fantastic lunch, making the day even more enjoyable. Overall, Khang is not only a great guide but also a wonderful person who truly loves what he does. Highly recommended!
I recommend this trip for anyone for the first time in Ho Chi Minh. Countryside was beautiful and locals are super friendly. Great day
Black Virgin Mountain was amazing! The place was beautiful and comfortable. You can tell there was a lot of effort in building it right. Unfortunately, the private tour did not meet our expectations. The vehicle, although a Mercedes, was uncomfortable in many ways. The air conditioner was not working properly; it couldn’t keep us cool in the back, and the vent air smelled dirty. Our tour guide was tall, so we were cramped in the back seat. To make matters worse, the seats were uncomfortable as well. Our guide made us feel rushed, but he got us around so we didn’t miss anything. The drive back from the Mountain was extremely long, taking four hours to return to HCMC. Not anyone’s fault but maybe they could have suggest a better time to leave. We had to listen to the driver singing under his breath for most of the journey. As we neared our hotel, I felt suffocated and wanted to jump out of the car. I tried to roll down the window for fresh air, but it was locked, so I couldn’t.
The Wonderful trip with many beautiful scenery and amazing guide! We begin our trip at Cuchi Tunnel first which help us enhance knowledge about Vietnam War. We know how difficult the solder had to handle when they lived underground inside the tunnel. Next we come Caodai Temple which is a gorgeous building. Then we go to the Black Virgin Mountain which is the highest mountain in the south of Viet Nam. It was beautiful with stunning scenery.
We had an amazing day trip - the spots are totally worth the visit, and the views from the mountain top are stunning. Our guide, Casey, was super energetic and knowledgeable, so we had great fun throughout the trip. She also took a ton of photos for us and was ok with us altering the schedule a bit, so kudos there. All in all the experience is definitely one of the highlights of our visit to Vietnam
Great day out in the south of Vietnam! Although it is a long day, all three stops were well worth it & breathtaking! Casey our guide was amazing, very friendly, informative and attentive. Thank you so much Casey.
Great day out in the south west of Vietnam! Although it is a long day, all three stops were well worth it & breathtaking! Casey our guide was amazing, very friendly, informative and attentive. Thank you so much Casey. I’m
