• Cao Dai Temple - The Cao Dai Temple serves as the spiritual hub for Caodaism followers in South Vietnam. Renowned for its distinctive architectural style that mirrors its diverse traditions, it draws numerous visitors interested in exploring Caodaism, a native Vietnamese religion that integrates the teachings of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, with blue representing Taoism and red symbolizing Confucianism.
  7:00 AM: The tour guide will pick up guests at their hotel in Ho Chi Minh City. The journey to Tay Ninh begins, with a visit to the Cao Dai Holy See.
  9:00 AM: The visit to the Cao Dai Temple, also known as the Cao Dai Holy See, located approximately 100km from Saigon, reveals a typical Vietnamese provincial city, surrounded by rice fields and bustling with motorcycle traffic.
  12:00 PM: Enjoy a traditional Vietnamese lunch at a local restaurant.
• Black Virgin Mountain - The tour continues to Ba Den Mountain, an extinct volcano situated in the heart of Tay Ninh province, Vietnam. Standing at 986 meters, it is the tallest mountain in Southern Vietnam today, often referred to as “The First Heavenly Mountain.”
  Take a cable car to Van Son Mountain. The Ba Den Cable Car transports visitors from the mountain’s base (Ba Den Station) to its summit (Van Son Station). Visitors can admire beautiful pagodas and a stunning Buddha statue at Ba Den Mountain.
• Cu Chi Tunnels - A must-visit in Vietnam, this site showcases the pinnacle of guerilla warfare. Visitors will discover the ingenious tunnel designs and strategic trap doors. Despite B-52 bombers dropping 30-ton loads of explosives, transforming the jungle into a cratered moonscape, 30,000 American troops could not conquer the area! Visitors can crawl through a section of the 121 km long, multi-layered tunnel system. Learn how thousands of guerillas survived underground for extended periods and their remarkable techniques for concealing cooking smoke. There’s much more to experience, including the opportunity to fire real AK bullets.

• Cu Chi Tunnels Ticket
• Travel insurance
• Cable Car Round Trip Ticket to Hang Chua
• Bottled water
• Pick up and drop off service
• Cable Car Round Trip Ticket to Van Son Peak
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fee Ba Den mountain

• Tips
• Personal expenses

Cao Dai Temple serves as the spiritual hub for Caodaism followers in South Vietnam. Renowned for its distinctive architectural style that mirrors its diverse traditions, it draws numerous visitors interested in exploring Caodaism, a native Vietnamese faith that integrates the teachings of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. The temple features colors like blue for Taoism and red for Confucianism. Additionally, visitors can take a cable car to Van Son Mountain. The Ba Den Cable Car transports guests from the mountain’s base (Ba Den Station) to its summit (Van Son Station), offering a breathtaking panoramic view of a waterfall shimmering in the sunlight, enigmatic caves, and the lush forest below.

Cu Chi underground tunnels: Situated 60km from Ho Chi Minh City, Cu Chi is celebrated as a heroic district for its significant role during the Vietnam War. Famous for its extensive network of tunnels stretching over 220km, it is a favored destination for both Vietnamese and international tourists.

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