Saigon - Cu Chi Tunnel
Posted by Syarif | Posted in Travel and Places | Posted on Thursday, September 11, 2008





The tunnel that was originally created was only about 3 feet in height and about 2 feet wide. This one that myself and fellow colleagues went in was actually enlarged for tourism purpose.
Being a minor claustraphobic, the journey of 65 metres in the tunnel felt really really really long.
Seriously, one of our team mate actually fell apart inside the tunnel - and a handful others gave up after only 2 metres inside.
All of us were wondering how did the Viet Cong survived for months in there.
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