TAY NINH, VIETNAM

Nestled in the southeastern corner of Vietnam, Tây Ninh Province beckons travelers with its captivating

blend of religious significance, cultural heritage, and natural beauty. Home to the sacred Cao Đài Temple,

ta syncretic religion in Vietnam that combines elements of Buddhism, Christianity, Taoism, Confucianism

and Islam.

F U L L D A Y C U C H I T U N N E L S A N D C A O D A I T E M P L E

8:00-11:00 am:

Tourists travel from Saigon to the city of Tay Ninh to explore the teachings of Caodaism.

11:00-12:00 am:

Guests will pay a visit to the Cao Dai Temple. The Cao Dai Great Temple in Tay Ninh is the

centerpiece of this religion and was built between 1933 and 1955, incorporating ideas and imagery from

all five faiths. You can witness the noon service from the temple’s upstairs balcony.

13:00-14:30 pm:

Continue to reach Cu Chi tunnels for 1.5 hours of driving.

14:30-16:30 pm:

Tourists will visit the Cu Chi tunnels for 2 hours.

Today, two sections of the tunnels are open to

visitors at Ben Dinh, where they can go below

ground to explore the tunnels. Visitors should

wear good footwear, sunscreen, and a hat as it can

get dusty.

NOTES

* OPERATES: 08.00 – 18.00.

* INCLUSIONS: Transportation, Mineral water on car, English speaking guide, Tours & Activities

as mentioned, Entrance fee, Lunch

* EXCLUSIONS: Drinks at meal, Tips and Gratuities

* REMARKS: The dining establishments in Tay Ninh offer a more rustic and simple dining experience

that may not be as upscale as some visitors are accustomed to.