Hue was once the Imperial capital and now listed as a World heritage site. Sitting on the banks of the delightful Perfume River you will find amazing citadels, fabulous palaces and royal tombs. Many of the sites can be reached by river and this makes an excellent way to see the city.
We can pick you up at anywhere in Hue city.
This place is the most well known and iconic site in Hue. Begun in 1805 by Emperor Gia Long, it is actually a sprawling complex comprised of the Imperial City, several museums, lakes, and lovely gardens, all laid out in a series of concentric circles.
That may be symbolic of the decline of Vietnamese culture during the colonial era. Unlike Hue’s other tombs, the grandiose concrete structure, built between 1920 and 1931, is a synthesis of Vietnamese and European elements. Even the stone faces of the mandarin honor guards are endowed with a mixture of both features.
A historic pagoda on the banks of the Perfume River in Hue, Vietnam. Apart from their scenic riverside and hilltop location, the Thien Mu Pagoda and its environs are also rich in history, standing witness to almost four hundred years of tumultuous nation-building in Vietnam
One of the most beautiful tombs of royal architecture of the Nguyen Dynasty. The surrounding wall inside the tomb has 12 hectares width and interior tomb has nearly 50 constructions with various levels. Then visit some traditional Incense villages where you may try to make some incense by yourselves.
The museum houses over 300 artifacts made from gold, chinaware, Hue painted enamel objects, royal costumes, royal tools and the costumes of Nguyen dynasty's royal families.
The Dong Ba Market is a typical market of centuries ago where vendors sprawl their goods out for you where you can walk and select the items as you want.
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