You not only admire one of the most unique underground works in the world but also have the chance to experience life under the tunnels; in order that, you can understand the hardship as well as the fighting spirit of Cu Chi locals in this Steel Land. Stepping through each room, looking at artifacts or statues was restored as visitors watched a slos-motion video about the life of Cu Chi people living in the tunnels during the wartime. With the smoke-free kitchen Hoang Cam, weapons manufacturing rooms, the boiled tapioca, and the national flag of Vietnam will make visitors feel very touched and impressive. Tourists to Saigon can now visit portions of the Cu Chi Tunnels, which stand as an enduring reminder of underground warfare in Vietnam, and crawl through some of the safer areas of the tunnels, view command centers and booby traps, fire an AK-47 rifle on the Cu Chi shooting range and even eat a meal featuring typical foods that soldiers living in the tunnels would have eaten.