Tag: hochiminh

Ho Chi Minh

By Jack Lim on May 27, 2019August 12, 2019

Ho Chi Minh City is a place filled with fascinating culture, friendly locals, authentic local food and richness of history. It is known for its beautiful French architectural buildings after their conquest and influence in 1859. Saigon was originally the capital of South Vietnam under the People’s Army of Vietnam and use as the base

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Cu Chi Tunnels

By Jack Lim on May 14, 2019August 24, 2020

Cu Chi tunnels is a mass network of connecting tunnels located 70 km in the North West of Ho Chi Minh city. This system of deeply underground tunnels have several floors and alleys and stretches more than 250 km long into the Cambodia border. Viet Cong soldiers used the tunnels as the base of operations

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