Thank you so much for creating this wonderful video! We are thrilled to see that your family had an unforgettable experience exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels with us. Your kind words and the fantastic footage truly capture the essence of our tour. We can't wait to welcome you back for another memorable journey with Les Rives. Thank you once again for your support and enthusiasm. Safe travels and happy exploring!
Thank you, Les Rives Team! We're so glad you enjoyed the video. Our experience with you was truly unforgettable, and Mr. Kha's expertise made it even more special. We look forward to our next adventure with Les Rives. Safe travels and happy exploring to everyone! 🚀✨
Gác lại quá khứ,hướng tới tương lai.nhưng không có nghĩa là quên quá khứ,lịch sử dân tộc.biết ơn các anh hùng liệt sĩ đã hy sinh vì độc lập tự do của tổ quốc
I am Vietnamese but I was born after the war. In the hearts of Vietnamese people, there is always a high national spirit. We would rather sacrifice to be independent than to be slaves. War is not about using weapons. Modernity is about winning, it is important to have planning and determination, Ho Chi Minh has done that❤
Go to check out the local cemetery, find out how many VCs were killed inside the tunnel at the same time by gas, I didn't buy this tunnel spirit propaganda, survival level was not higher than a rat.
I like your family. You have allowed your children to witness and learn about the truest historical values of Vietnam with their own eyes. Surely they have learned valuable lessons about war and peace. We opened the Cu Chi Tunnels so that many young Vietnamese generations can know about Vietnam's heroic history and appreciate what they have in the present. My children also came to Cu Chi at the same age as your children. They go with their classmates and teachers as an elementary school field trip activity. I still remember they had talk a lot about what they witnessed after that trip.
I went to the tunnels when I was there in 2023! Pretty amazing and frankly it aptly explains why the USA was never going to win that war! I really was in awe of vietnamese ingenuity!
Always enjoy viewing your vlogs. Granit, Cedar and Forest are such wonderful children. At such a young age, they are very open-minded and willing to experience and try new things. The Vietnam war was a terrible time for everyone on all sides. It serves as a sad reminder that there are never any winners in war, everyone suffers and everyone loses out.
So much suffering. It’s a good reminder that history wasn’t history that long ago, and we all need to continue to work on keeping the peace. It starts at home, teaching our kids to be peaceful and kind, and we need to support it in school. Then, spread that to our local community and into our global communities. It’s a lot of hard work, but we can do hard things ❤️
Your child visiting the Cu Chi tunnels will definitely have unforgettable experiences. In the family, the daughter and youngest son are both very brave.
Absolutely 💯 We have had so many good conversations related to history, war, perspectives, and the world today because of this experience together. You can learn a lot through movies and books, but there’s something tangible about being in a place to really make a connection.
Địa đạo này có chiều dài khoảng 250 km, với 3 tầng sâu khác nhau. Cha ông chúng tôi đã sống và chiến đấu ở đó hàng thập kỷ. Đừng dại dột xâm lược đất nước chúng tôi! Cảm ơn bạn đã khám phá và chia sẻ videos tuyệt vời này.
wow Little Forest bravely walked inside the tunnel and with so much of enthusiasm. Brave Cedar and Granite. Enjoyed your video. Nice content .Love your family. Forest cutie
I look forward to every week to check out your aventures, you and your families blessed being able to spend this time together. And you having us along with you guys make this adventure much more special once again thank you for the great video so you guys keep it up❤❤❤
Oh wow, the tour of Cu Chi Tunnel via boat and lunch-inclusive package seems like a great option given how hot it can get there. Thank you for showing the video.
All I can think about when you say Vietnam is the war. I was a kid at the time. They showed video of the war constantly and they gave an count of the dead soldiers every day. We wore pow ID bracelets in honor of the missing. It was a sad time.
Super sad, incredibly heartbreaking to hear the stories and then to imagine all the soldiers (from all sides) and civilians trying to survive in the tunnels and the heat and the traps. War is tough, no one walks away unchanged. 💔 You might enjoy reading The Women, it’s a fictional story based on the experiences of the army nurses. I cried through the whole book.
Oh my, the tunnels! I was in Vietnam many years ago on an exchange trip as a student. I remember entering one of the tunnels and feeling scared for a moment because it was pitch black (I'm scared of the dark). I remember saying, 'Oh my god, where is the exit?!' and the person in front of me responded, 'On your left!' It was such an experience. I was honestly freaking out a little bit...!
Cảm ơn bạn đã yêu VN chúng tôi,mà bạn đã đi ngắm danh lam thắng cảnh,và các đi tích lịch sử ,của đất nước tươi đẹp và Hiếu khách ,của con người VN chúng tôi
Thank You for sharing History with us. I had many High School classmates that were drafted & all but 1 returned home alive. I remember seeing the American airplanes leaving Saigon with 100’s of children just before the city fell. Many kids did not fit in the planes & they were left behind running after the planes! Sad times. 💜
Chúng tôi những người dân Vn yêu hoà bình,thân thiện nhưng không có gì quý hơn độc lập tự do của tổ quốc và giữ vững nền độc lập,tự chủ,vì một nước Vn hoà bình và phát triển kinh tế ,văn minh
Thanks for sharing we were been Cu Ci tunnel many years ago quite interesting enjoying in Vietnam for more adventures stay safe and take care with all your family members bye-bye.
@Kelly.BagsPackedFamily have you guys been to the city of hue Vietnam by change ? It's a very very touching place a memorial of the Vietnam flood victims and they like put lanterns in the water in honor who passed it's very beautiful at night time it's a very incredible place I hope you guys are having a wonderful time
I am Vietnamese but I was born after the war. In the hearts of Vietnamese people, there is always a high national spirit. We would rather sacrifice to be independent than to be slaves. War is not about using weapons. Modernity is about winning, it is important to have planning and determination, Ho Chi Minh has done that
Thank you so much for the super chat, @fionalim9158! Your support means the world to us. We're so grateful for your generosity and are thrilled to have you as part of The Bags Packed Family community. Your contribution helps us continue bringing you exciting travel adventures and content. Thanks again!
These tunnels should never be a tourists attraction. The local Vietnamese treat these tunnels as a memorial, where lifes were lost, where lots of suffering took place and where many families lived for several years and only experienced fresh air during night time. Show respect.
We in Vietnam have a long tradition of fighting enemies, 1000 years of defeating the Mongols (Genghis Khan) and the Chinese dynasty, 50 years of fighting against the French colonialists, 3 years of fighting against the Japanese Empire, and 30 years of fighting against the Japanese. years of resistance against America, then in 1978 we had to fight the Khmer Rouge and in 1979 we had to fight the Chinese in the north.
Did that tour guide learn English in Louisiana because his accent is really tripping me out it’s like an Asian accent with Southern drawl… So weird lol
My husband served in VN in 1968. His headquarters was in Chu Chi but he spent most of his time in the field. I’ve asked him if he’d like to visit again. He saw too many lives lost. He was thin and as a new soldier there, he was a tunnel rat to route out the Viet cong. He lost most of his hearing because of it. He was there 8 months when he sustained his 3rd wounds and that one took him to the hospital in Japan for the next 3 months. I can’t imagine anyone wanting to revisit the area. I’m sure the tunnels were an architectural marvel but I see them as DEATH and nothing to be celebrated.
Absolutely, just heartbreaking to think about all the lives lost. I can’t imagine being in a war and experiencing what goes on. As a history teacher, visiting historical war sites provides a tangible experience and heart wrenching reminder of the effects of conflicts. The hope is that we learn from the past, so we don’t have to repeat it. Many people go back to war sites (Civil War, WWl, WWll, Vietnam, Korea, etc.) to learn, to remember, and some for closure, while for others the trauma is too much. I understand that, too ❤️🩹
Though it's not necessary but somehow I want to remind everyone that to Vietnamese people like me, it's "War against American", it's not VietNam war, because we fought against American people in that war!
Americans call it Vietnam war in the same sense they call Afghans war or Korea war or Iraq war. It’s the matter of perspective or the matter of point of view, without any hostility intentions. You should leave it with that, because this is just tourism, not a changing-nationality course
If you are interested, I have read two great books about the war: The Things We Carried by Tim O’Bien and The Women by Kristin Hannah. If you have other book recommendations, send them my way 🙏
Các bạn thân mến trong thế kỷ trước đất nước tôi gánh chịu rất nhiều cuộc chiến tranh, họ đến xâm lược đất nước tôi, biến dân tộc tôi thành nô lệ. Số bom đạn mà riêng Mỹ ném xuống Việt Nam gấp 3,7 lần số lượng bom đạn tất cả các nước sử dụng trong chiến tranh thế giới thứ 2. Chúng tôi chiến đấu để dành lại tổ quốc, dành lại danh dự và quyền tự quyết cho dân tộc mình. Mọi người không biết là dân tộc tôi yêu hoà bình đến mức nào, chúng tôi mong muốn cùng mọi người, mọi dân tộc, mọi đất nước hướng tới một tương lai hoà bình, thịnh vượng và hạnh phúc Chào mừng các bạn đến với đất nước của chúng tôi Việt Nam
Thank you so much for creating this wonderful video! We are thrilled to see that your family had an unforgettable experience exploring the Cu Chi Tunnels with us. Your kind words and the fantastic footage truly capture the essence of our tour. We can't wait to welcome you back for another memorable journey with Les Rives. Thank you once again for your support and enthusiasm. Safe travels and happy exploring!
Thank you, Les Rives Team! We're so glad you enjoyed the video. Our experience with you was truly unforgettable, and Mr. Kha's expertise made it even more special. We look forward to our next adventure with Les Rives. Safe travels and happy exploring to everyone! 🚀✨
Gác lại quá khứ,hướng tới tương lai.nhưng không có nghĩa là quên quá khứ,lịch sử dân tộc.biết ơn các anh hùng liệt sĩ đã hy sinh vì độc lập tự do của tổ quốc
I am Vietnamese but I was born after the war. In the hearts of Vietnamese people, there is always a high national spirit. We would rather sacrifice to be independent than to be slaves. War is not about using weapons. Modernity is about winning, it is important to have planning and determination, Ho Chi Minh has done that❤
Go to check out the local cemetery, find out how many VCs were killed inside the tunnel at the same time by gas, I didn't buy this tunnel spirit propaganda, survival level was not higher than a rat.
I like your family. You have allowed your children to witness and learn about the truest historical values of Vietnam with their own eyes. Surely they have learned valuable lessons about war and peace. We opened the Cu Chi Tunnels so that many young Vietnamese generations can know about Vietnam's heroic history and appreciate what they have in the present. My children also came to Cu Chi at the same age as your children. They go with their classmates and teachers as an elementary school field trip activity. I still remember they had talk a lot about what they witnessed after that trip.
I went to the tunnels when I was there in 2023! Pretty amazing and frankly it aptly explains why the USA was never going to win that war! I really was in awe of vietnamese ingenuity!
Puts things into perspective, right?
The guide tour is very professional and took effort to his job. i respect
He was fantastic 🎉 A wonderful guide and a great person. His storytelling abilities were a great mix of serious and funny.
Always enjoy viewing your vlogs. Granit, Cedar and Forest are such wonderful children. At such a young age, they are very open-minded and willing to experience and try new things. The Vietnam war was a terrible time for everyone on all sides. It serves as a sad reminder that there are never any winners in war, everyone suffers and everyone loses out.
So much suffering. It’s a good reminder that history wasn’t history that long ago, and we all need to continue to work on keeping the peace. It starts at home, teaching our kids to be peaceful and kind, and we need to support it in school. Then, spread that to our local community and into our global communities. It’s a lot of hard work, but we can do hard things ❤️
This brings a reality to all of what the soldiers went through and suffered. We owe these brave we owe them.
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My dad was in the Vietnam was & is a survivor. Thanks for sharing this. 😊
Much respect to your father 🙌
How many babies did he kill ?
This was a terrible time for everyone.
Your child visiting the Cu Chi tunnels will definitely have unforgettable experiences. In the family, the daughter and youngest son are both very brave.
Absolutely 💯 We have had so many good conversations related to history, war, perspectives, and the world today because of this experience together. You can learn a lot through movies and books, but there’s something tangible about being in a place to really make a connection.
Địa đạo này có chiều dài khoảng 250 km, với 3 tầng sâu khác nhau. Cha ông chúng tôi đã sống và chiến đấu ở đó hàng thập kỷ. Đừng dại dột xâm lược đất nước chúng tôi! Cảm ơn bạn đã khám phá và chia sẻ videos tuyệt vời này.
wow Little Forest bravely walked inside the tunnel and with so much of enthusiasm. Brave Cedar and Granite. Enjoyed your video. Nice content .Love your family. Forest cutie
Thank you very much!
I look forward to every week to check out your aventures, you and your families blessed being able to spend this time together. And you having us along with you guys make this adventure much more special once again thank you for the great video so you guys keep it up❤❤❤
Oh wow, the tour of Cu Chi Tunnel via boat and lunch-inclusive package seems like a great option given how hot it can get there. Thank you for showing the video.
I can only imagine the people who are hiding for months in there😮. Your kids are brave. Forest even like it cause no one has to carry him 😊cute❤
I lived in Saigon for about 15 years, and never visited Cu Chi. Definitely bucket list for when I retire.
Thank you for showing us the Vietnam tour
Wow. Learning the History of the Vietnam War Back Then. Cool 👍👍👍
🥰☺️🤗i enjoyed this video now i have to wait until SATURDAY for another video 😭🥹😩 longer videos please and thanx in advance
😂 I feel the same when I watch my weekly favorites!! We have some videos planned after this playlist that will be even longer 🎉
Such an educational, informative and fun tour for all! Even the kids seemed to like it.
I couldn't help laughing seeing the kids and the adults experiencing Vietnam, the food, the history, the way of life, etc.
All I can think about when you say Vietnam is the war. I was a kid at the time. They showed video of the war constantly and they gave an count of the dead soldiers every day. We wore pow ID bracelets in honor of the missing. It was a sad time.
Very sad!
Super sad, incredibly heartbreaking to hear the stories and then to imagine all the soldiers (from all sides) and civilians trying to survive in the tunnels and the heat and the traps. War is tough, no one walks away unchanged. 💔 You might enjoy reading The Women, it’s a fictional story based on the experiences of the army nurses. I cried through the whole book.
Same - I was a kid, too. Also remember wearing the POW bracelet and seeing war footage on the news.
Thank you for interesting video - I am looking to your new videos everyday
Thank you for sharing this history. it’s very sad but we all need to remember ❤❤
Thanks for the tour great family.
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME VLOG.
Oh my, the tunnels! I was in Vietnam many years ago on an exchange trip as a student. I remember entering one of the tunnels and feeling scared for a moment because it was pitch black (I'm scared of the dark). I remember saying, 'Oh my god, where is the exit?!' and the person in front of me responded, 'On your left!' It was such an experience. I was honestly freaking out a little bit...!
Cảm ơn bạn đã yêu VN chúng tôi,mà bạn đã đi ngắm danh lam thắng cảnh,và các đi tích lịch sử ,của đất nước tươi đẹp và Hiếu khách ,của con người VN chúng tôi
Thank You for sharing History with us. I had many High School classmates that were drafted & all but 1 returned home alive. I remember seeing the American airplanes leaving Saigon with 100’s of children just before the city fell. Many kids did not fit in the planes & they were left behind running after the planes! Sad times. 💜
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Love your Vietnam videos! Hopefully many more to come!
Unanimously Voted THE BEST 👍🏆👍 Family
Travel Channel In The History Of U Tube 🦀🦀
Thank you so much. :-)
Chúng tôi những người dân Vn yêu hoà bình,thân thiện nhưng không có gì quý hơn độc lập tự do của tổ quốc và giữ vững nền độc lập,tự chủ,vì một nước Vn hoà bình và phát triển kinh tế ,văn minh
'so here u can learn about rice wine and all of that, but OVER HERE U CAN SHOOT WHOLE ASS MACHINE GUNS ON THIS SIDE' LOLOL
Tuyệt vời ❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing we were been Cu Ci tunnel many years ago quite interesting enjoying in Vietnam for more adventures stay safe and take care with all your family members bye-bye.
wow that looks such an fun experience, Have a good day guys and stay cool.
Super intresting vlog guys. Even though a very sad history behind it all.
Cedar you were very brave to go down that tiny hole . I so enjoy watching. 😊
Thanks so much!
Yes just the video i was waiting for i bet your kids really loved this one
We had many follow up conversations with the kids about this afterwards.
@Kelly.BagsPackedFamily have you guys been to the city of hue Vietnam by change ? It's a very very touching place a memorial of the Vietnam flood victims and they like put lanterns in the water in honor who passed it's very beautiful at night time it's a very incredible place I hope you guys are having a wonderful time
@@Kelly.BagsPackedFamily central Vietnam
@@cameronnhaydensreviews1003We ran out of time, but I would love to visit here.
Interesting tunnels
Thank you for the time codes ❤
Ty for sharing ❤
All I can say 74 yrs nice to c normal life in Vietnam..
Thank you for sharing.
I’ve been there eleven years ago
I had lots of friends in vietnam war
🙏 Much respect to your friends.
I was freaking out just watching you in the tunnels! Imagine being down there for hours with other people!
It was so tight!
Quê hương tôi củ chi đất thép thành đồng ❤
I am Vietnamese but I was born after the war. In the hearts of Vietnamese people, there is always a high national spirit. We would rather sacrifice to be independent than to be slaves. War is not about using weapons. Modernity is about winning, it is important to have planning and determination, Ho Chi Minh has done that
😮❤👏 Go Girl Cedar😂 was it a little bit scary in the tunnel? God job also Boys ☺ my family tree has a couple tunnell rats in it 😉 💪 ❤great vid as usual
Thanks!
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much for the super chat, @fionalim9158! Your support means the world to us. We're so grateful for your generosity and are thrilled to have you as part of The Bags Packed Family community. Your contribution helps us continue bringing you exciting travel adventures and content. Thanks again!
These tunnels should never be a tourists attraction. The local Vietnamese treat these tunnels as a memorial, where lifes were lost, where lots of suffering took place and where many families lived for several years and only experienced fresh air during night time. Show respect.
Hallo salam kenal saya dari Bandung. Video bagus
What a sport, Cedar!💪 Could barely fit her 😅
She was so brave! I would have been stuck 😂
We in Vietnam have a long tradition of fighting enemies, 1000 years of defeating the Mongols (Genghis Khan) and the Chinese dynasty, 50 years of fighting against the French colonialists, 3 years of fighting against the Japanese Empire, and 30 years of fighting against the Japanese. years of resistance against America, then in 1978 we had to fight the Khmer Rouge and in 1979 we had to fight the Chinese in the north.
Wow !!! Cedar is brave 😂
Way to go cedar!!!❤🎉
Let visit Hội An and Miền Tây
Did that tour guide learn English in Louisiana because his accent is really tripping me out it’s like an Asian accent with Southern drawl… So weird lol
🎉🎉🎉👏
those kids better than me i would say
waiting for kids channel ❤❤
Tunnel was too tiny and scary too😮😮
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1st?
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Let visit Hạ Long
Should've done the mekong delta tour
*_XIN CHÀO_* !
Right now, in Texas 97F heat index 114F.
Texass suck
Củ Chi
forest enjoy eating ♥
My husband served in VN in 1968. His headquarters was in Chu Chi but he spent most of his time in the field. I’ve asked him if he’d like to visit again. He saw too many lives lost. He was thin and as a new soldier there, he was a tunnel rat to route out the Viet cong. He lost most of his hearing because of it. He was there 8 months when he sustained his 3rd wounds and that one took him to the hospital in Japan for the next 3 months. I can’t imagine anyone wanting to revisit the area. I’m sure the tunnels were an architectural marvel but I see them as DEATH and nothing to be celebrated.
Absolutely, just heartbreaking to think about all the lives lost. I can’t imagine being in a war and experiencing what goes on. As a history teacher, visiting historical war sites provides a tangible experience and heart wrenching reminder of the effects of conflicts. The hope is that we learn from the past, so we don’t have to repeat it. Many people go back to war sites (Civil War, WWl, WWll, Vietnam, Korea, etc.) to learn, to remember, and some for closure, while for others the trauma is too much. I understand that, too ❤️🩹
How would you guys explain the Vietnam war to the kids?
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Can you pls share the name of the guide and the name of tour company? Thank you.
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Yes! It has beed added to the description.
I just added it to the description.
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have fun 🎉🎉🎉
freaking you out forest ahh sorry buddy you were brave tho 💠
Anh va gia dinh den Vietnam co vui khong
Do an co thich hop voi cac con cua anh khong ???
Yes, we had a wonderful time in Vietnam 🇻🇳
Hello ❤
24th !!!!
Ha!
claustrophobic 😢
lol, like Hamas tunnels
Smart kids don't drink coke😊
Coke takes rust off of rusty things yuck
Cars in Malaysia are 200% tax. But people can still afford because they rather drive than walk in this weather 🙄🥵
It was so hot 🥵 I don’t blame them for wanting to drive.
Đi bộ để cảm nhận. Không khí thiên nhiên. Chứ họ ở Mỹ thiếu gì xe ô tô. Họ cũng chán. Muốn đi bộ để trải nghiệm
Definitely overpaid. Tour before covid was $7US per person from HCMC by bus with guide.
I punger army
Though it's not necessary but somehow I want to remind everyone that to Vietnamese people like me, it's "War against American", it's not VietNam war, because we fought against American people in that war!
Americans call it Vietnam war in the same sense they call Afghans war or Korea war or Iraq war. It’s the matter of perspective or the matter of point of view, without any hostility intentions. You should leave it with that, because this is just tourism, not a changing-nationality course
@@onceuponfewtime it’s “Vietnam war” for American, but not “Vietnam war” for other countries!
Thank you for the clarification.
They eat dogs and puppies in those places yuck
*_Xin chào_* !
Lovely family .... 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
If you are interested, I have read two great books about the war: The Things We Carried by Tim O’Bien and The Women by Kristin Hannah. If you have other book recommendations, send them my way 🙏
Các bạn thân mến trong thế kỷ trước đất nước tôi gánh chịu rất nhiều cuộc chiến tranh, họ đến xâm lược đất nước tôi, biến dân tộc tôi thành nô lệ. Số bom đạn mà riêng Mỹ ném xuống Việt Nam gấp 3,7 lần số lượng bom đạn tất cả các nước sử dụng trong chiến tranh thế giới thứ 2. Chúng tôi chiến đấu để dành lại tổ quốc, dành lại danh dự và quyền tự quyết cho dân tộc mình. Mọi người không biết là dân tộc tôi yêu hoà bình đến mức nào, chúng tôi mong muốn cùng mọi người, mọi dân tộc, mọi đất nước hướng tới một tương lai hoà bình, thịnh vượng và hạnh phúc
Chào mừng các bạn đến với đất nước của chúng tôi
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