Explore the Historical Depths of Cu Chi Tunnels

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car from the Central Highlands, you will first want to head towards Ho Chi Minh City. Depending on your starting point, take the main roads such as National Route 14. Once you reach HCMC, follow the signs to Củ Chi District. From there, navigate to Phú Hiệp, where the Cu Chi Tunnels are located. The journey can take approximately 4-5 hours. Parking is available at the site, but be aware that there may be an entrance fee of around 90,000 VND per person.

• Bus

  For budget travelers, taking a bus is a viable option. Start at the nearest bus station in Central Highlands and take a bus to Ho Chi Minh City. The bus journey typically takes about 6-8 hours. Once you arrive in Ho Chi Minh City, head to the eastern bus station (Bến Xe Miền Đông) and catch a bus to Củ Chi. The bus ride from HCMC to Củ Chi takes about 1-1.5 hours, and tickets usually cost around 20,000 VND. After arriving in Củ Chi, you can take a taxi or a motorbike taxi to the Cu Chi Tunnels, which is just a short distance away.

• Motorbike

  For the adventurous, renting a motorbike can be an exhilarating way to reach Cu Chi Tunnels. Start your journey from your accommodation in the Central Highlands, and make your way to Ho Chi Minh City via National Route 14. Once in HCMC, continue to Củ Chi District. The ride may take about 4-5 hours. Be cautious on the roads and ensure you have a valid license and insurance. There are parking facilities available at the tunnels, and remember to budget for the entrance fee of approximately 90,000 VND.

• Tour Packages

  Another convenient option is to book a guided tour from Ho Chi Minh City. Many travel agencies offer day trips to Cu Chi Tunnels that include transportation, a guide, and entrance fees. You can book these tours online or through local travel agencies in HCMC. Prices typically range from 400,000 VND to 1,000,000 VND per person, depending on the inclusions and the type of tour.