(Baonghean.vn) - Located in the Cu Chi tunnel system, Ben Duoc tunnel is the base of the Party Committee and the Saigon - Cho Lon - Gia Dinh Military Region Command, ranked as a national monument. This is a unique architectural work, a tunnel system located deep underground, with many floors, many nooks and crannies like a spider web, 250 km long.
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Ben Duoc Tunnels. During the 1968 Tet Offensive, the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam used this tunnel system to attack Saigon. |
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Tourists explore the secret hatch to the tunnel. |
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And find out the tunnel vents. |
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Tourists visit the types of spike traps protecting the tunnels. |
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Tourists learn about the weapon making of the army and people of Cu Chi. |
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The tunnels have places to live, meet and fight. Visitors experience rice milling in the tunnels. |
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Hoang Cam Kitchen. Hoang Cam Kitchen was born in the Hoa Binh campaign (1951-1952) and was very popular in the Dien Bien Phu campaign. This is a type of field kitchen, used to dilute the smoke emitted from cooking to avoid being detected by aircraft from above. The kitchen is named after its creator, a cook named Hoang Cam. He was the former food squad leader of the 8th Medical Team, 308th Division, Vietnam People's Army. |
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Later inVietnam WarMale, due to the active activities ofNo forcen AmericaHoang Cam kitchen is widely applied and mandatory in units.ArmyVietnamese peopleandArmyn Liberation of South Vietnamwhen marchingfighting on the battlefields. In the picture:The kitchen's smoke vents avoid detection by enemy aircraft. |
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National defense sports shooting range. The sound of gunfire takes visitors back to a painful but heroic historical period. |
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Tourists take photos with the burned remains of an American tank in the tunnel area. |
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Enjoy cassava - the staple food of Cu Chi people during the resistance war, now an attractive specialty. |
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Every year, over 1 million domestic and foreign tourists come to visit the tunnels; learn more about the resilience, intelligence, and pride of the Vietnamese people. |
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