Visite privée : excursion aux tunnels de Cu Chi et au temple Cao Dai
Description
Cette excursion privée à la journée au départ de Hô-Chi-Minh-Ville vous emmène dans deux endroits étranges : le temple Cao Dai et les tunnels de Cu Chi. Accompagné par un guide privé, vous en apprendrez plus sur le caodaïsme au cours d'une cérémonie à l'intérieur du temple haut en couleur. Après un déjeuner au restaurant, découvrez les labyrinthes souterrains système des tunnels de Cu Chi, qui ont servi de quartiers militaires pendant la guerre du Vietnam.
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Après la prise en charge à l'hôtel à Hô-Chi-Minh-Ville, montez dans votre véhicule privé climatisé pour un confortable trajet de 2,5 heures à travers la campagne jusqu'à Tay Ninh, situé près de la frontière cambodgienne. Votre visite privée commence par une visite au temple Cao Dai impressionnant, qui abrite la religion distinctive de Cao Dai, qui combine les enseignements du bouddhisme, du confucianisme, du taoïsme et du christianisme, y compris une croyance en l'occulte. Vous aurez l'occasion de participer à une cérémonie colorée de midi et de prendre des photos pendant que votre guide vous donnera un aperçu des rituels uniques.
Après un déjeuner vietnamien dans un restaurant local, vous êtes conduit dans les tunnels de Cu Chi, un réseau élaboré utilisé comme base militaire stratégique par le Viet Cong en raison de sa proximité avec la capitale du sud de Saigon. Il contenait des écoles, des hôpitaux, des cuisines cachées, des salles de réunion et des logements pendant la guerre du Vietnam (connue au Vietnam sous le nom de guerre américaine) qui reliait plusieurs villages. Aujourd'hui, il est conservé par le gouvernement en tant que parc commémoratif. Regardez un court métrage sur l'importance historique des tunnels de Cu Chi avant de marcher avec votre guide dans la forêt où se trouvent les tunnels. Découvrez à quoi ressemblait la vie en bas en rampant dans des passages étroits qui couvrent chacun une distance de 98 à 328 pieds (30 à 100 mètres). Aujourd'hui, les canaux restants offrent aux visiteurs une véritable sensation de la vie des guérilleros et de leurs familles qui vivaient sous terre pendant la guerre. Après votre exploration, faites une pause dans la forêt avec du thé vert chaud bouilli avec des feuilles de pandan, accompagné de tapioca cuit à la vapeur. Après votre visite, votre visite privée d'une journée se termine par un retour à votre hôtel.
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Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Veuillez indiquer vos besoins alimentaires spécifiques au moment de la réservation.
- L'itinéraire est sujet à changement.
- Veuillez indiquer vos besoins alimentaires spécifiques au moment de la réservation.
Avis(25)
We did the day tour to the Cao dai temple and cu chi tunnels with the friendliest kindest man , Tony. Tony is a 78 year old man who is still so active , so out-going and friendly. He first took us to the Cao Dai temple in Tay Ninh and we stayed and watched a small section of the worship at the temple. He was very lovely and organised throughout the trip. He also spoke to one the ‘priest’ (i think) and he was a really nice Cambodian man who lives in Viet nam within the temple area and he also communicated with Tony and was very welcoming to us and Tony translated what he was saying for us. We then proceeded to the Cu Chi tunnels where Tony explained his memories from the war and told us some facts. He also happened to know well a guide in the cu chi tunnels and communicated well with him and us so we had fun but also learnt about the history of Viet nam. We were 4 ladies travelling and he made us feel safe and comfortable. I would really recommend Tony , he was such a nice local and such a funny guy. It’s nice to see such a welcoming person and shows a good representation of the Vietnamese people we have encountered throughout our trip! We wish him all the best and thank him for making us love Viet Nam! Cảm ơn Tony!!
We booked a private tour for Cu Chi Tunnels and Cao Dai Temple. They picked up us from our hotel at the exact time and drop off wherever we want to go. Our tour guide Tony was so polite, friendly, funny and informative and also our driver. Tony was always ready to answer our questions. Lunch was included and the place was so peaceful. It’s totally worth the money!
We were not sure until the pick up if our booking worked, as we had not received a reply to our email from the tour provider Indochina Tours, nor were our calls taken. Everything fit from the pick up. Our tour guide shark was super funny and could give us a lot of background information about Vietnam. Special Thanks to our Tour Guide Hai for this awesome day! We had so much fun with you! And thanks for all the fruits you bought for us! All in all, it was a very informative and fun day. The temple was fascinating and through the tunnels the war became frighteningly real. ATTENTION: The Cu Chi Wildlife Rescue Station is no longer being approached, since closed!
<p>We were very excited to see the Wildlife Rescue Sanctuary but our guide did not take us there. At first we were told that the Temple and Sanctuary were the same. When we were not convinced, the guide said the sanctuary was "closed forever". We felt cheated by this company.</p>
<p>the tour is not so interesting and the guide wasn't professional, very hasty, but very kind.<br/> it was not a 4stars tour</p>
<p>Was a good tour,the guide was fun. In particular we liked the Cao Dai Temple and cricket farm we visited rather than the wildlife Rescue Station, which was still fun and I tried cricket. Cu Chi tunnels was great as well</p>
<p>Overall is a nice tour. unfortunately, we are unable to visit the wildlife rescue station, But the tour guide have replaced us the cricket farm visit. The tour guide is very friendly and talkative. We are enjoy the tour very much.</p>
<p>My pick up was very late 70mins, due to viator not passing on my hotel details to the operator this meant that we sat in peak hour traffic getting out of Saigon which further shortened our stay at the Cu Chi Tunnels. Besides this, the tour guide very knowledgeable and driver of a private SUV was excellent. The Cao Dai temple and religion was confusing but very interesting. Crawling through the Cu Chi tunnels 70km N of Saigon and talking about the exhibits were a highlight of the trip. The late lunch was enormous and very tasty. We did not visit the Wildlife Rescue station as it was closed that day. Despite the initial problems the tour very pretty good.</p>
<p>The trip was great and well arranged we were very interested in the history of the country</p>
<p>Excellent private tour of the Cu Chi tunnels and Cao Dai temple. We also managed a quick visit to the Wildlife Rescue Station, which was the highlight of the trip. I saw a baby gibbon that was absolutely adorable. Our guide Tuan was absolutely wonderful and very knowledgeable. The only reason we did not rate it five stars is because the lunch was a bit underwhelming. Otherwise, great tour. We recommend it!</p>
