In stage one we rode from Ho Chi Minh to Cu Chi tunnels. The ride took longer than we expected but we made it.
After the early visit in the Ci Cu tunnels (I recommend that it was so quiet there) we took are bikes and made a first stop at the mechanics for quick fixes. After that we hit the road to Vinh An.
Get out of Ho Chi Minh to the Cu Chi Tunnels!
I had never ride a real motor bike before. So my Kiwi friend Ryan learned me the evening before we left Ho Chi Minh. We practiced how to shift the gears and make speed with the motor bike. After 20 minutes I was ready to make a little round on the road. I did this in the late evening so the road wasn’t that busy. (but still busy lol)
We went out of Ho Chi Minh by our motorbikes up to the Cu Chi Tunnels. That ride took longer than expected. But when I look back on it we are happy. Because we found a nice hotel on 200 meters from the tunnels ($8 per person) The next morning we were the first visitors of the Cu Chi tunnels! (they open at 7am we were there at 8am).
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