The
tour offers tourists a chance to explore Cao Dai Temple, the most
striking structures in Asia, to attend the monk prayer session to
witness the daily mass, to visit Cu Chi tunnels, an outstanding
historical relic associated with the anti-American war in Vietnam
In the morning, ODC Travel’s tour guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel around 7:30 – 8:00 and transfer to Cao Dai Temple (99km), which is considered one of the most striking structures throughout Asia. Arrive in Cao Dai Temple. Admire the construction between 1933 and 1955 and attend the monk prayer session to witness the daily mass held by the Cao Dai followers.
In the afternoon, take a bus to visit Cu Chi Tunnels considered as a heroic district for its role in the anti American war in Vietnam. Explore the destruction, damage and defoliation all over the area, caused by bombing and mines. Then return to Ho Chi Minh City at the end of the day. Drop off at your hotel.
Tour includes:
In the morning, ODC Travel’s tour guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel around 7:30 – 8:00 and transfer to Cao Dai Temple (99km), which is considered one of the most striking structures throughout Asia. Arrive in Cao Dai Temple. Admire the construction between 1933 and 1955 and attend the monk prayer session to witness the daily mass held by the Cao Dai followers.
In the afternoon, take a bus to visit Cu Chi Tunnels considered as a heroic district for its role in the anti American war in Vietnam. Explore the destruction, damage and defoliation all over the area, caused by bombing and mines. Then return to Ho Chi Minh City at the end of the day. Drop off at your hotel.
Tour includes:
- Roundtrip transfer
- Lunch
- Tours and activities as stated above
- English speaking guide
- Entrance fees
- Travel insurance
- Extra food and beverages
- Tips and personal expenses
- Beware of your luggage and money
- Inform in advance if you are vegetarian.
- Take hat, raincoat, water and cash.
- All customers must obey the order of your tour guide for your safety.
- Passengers are advised not to take along big luggage for convenience.
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