After breakfast at your hotel, transfer to jetty and board a speedboat to the Cu Chi tunnels. This journey provides a glimpse of the changing faces of Vietnam - from the glittering skyscrapers and busy commercial centers to green paddy fields and pottery villages dotted along the Saigon River. Upon arrival, you will visit the tunnel which was started in 1948 to protect the Viet Cong guerrillas from the French air and ground sweeps

Today, drive to the northwest of Saigon to the famous Cu Chi tunnels with 2-hours. The tunnel was started in 1948 to protect the Viet Cong guerrillas from the French air and ground sweeps. The tunnels also served as communication routes, storage facilities for food and weapon caches as well as hospitals and living quarters for guerrilla fighters throughout the American war.

Saigon is a commercial center with over eight million inhabitants and a city that never sleeps. Despite the hustle, crowed and bustle but Saigon retains its connections with the past.

Depart early in the morning from Saigon and head about one and a half hour to the southwest. Along the way, notice lush rice paddies and fruit farms emerging alongside the highway. Upon arrival in Long Dinh Bridge, start your tournament by a 2 km ride to the ancient tombs of the famed feudal mandarin, Le Van Duyet and his family.

Depart early in the morning from Saigon and drive approx one hour forty five minutes to the southwest. Along the way, notice lush rice paddies and fruit farms emerging alongside the highway. Upon arrival in Nhi Quy commune, stretch your legs a bit and hop on a bicycle for the first tournament of total 15 km on both paved and cement roads and paths, passing through the local factories, canals and fruitful orchards.