Cu Chi Tunnels world’s most surprising tourist attractions
(VOV) -The UK's second biggest-selling daily newspaper Daily Mail has named Cu Chi Tunnels among world’s spookiest and most surprising tourist attractions beneath the surface.
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Cu Chi Tunnels: According to the website, the tunnels’ manhole-size entrances, hidden under fallen palm fronds, have currently been widened for the tourists. |
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| The newspaper noted the tunnel, built by the Viet Cong (South Vietnamese liberation fighters), are famous for its tiny dimensions. |
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| ‘Parts of the tunnel system were like little subterranean cities with factories, kitchens and hospitals’, says Daily Mail. |
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| These pitch-black tunnels were used as living quarters, hospitals, supply routes and storage during the war. |
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