2025 Phu Hau Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Vietnam may be the least like other Southeast Asian countries in Indochina. It belongs to the East Asian cultural circle, but retains a strong colonial style. Nha Trang, Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc Island, and Hanoi, from the city to the beach, traveling here is super chill! A 10-day, 9-night trip to explore the treasures of Vietnam. Here's the guide, save it now! ✨ ❗【👇 Click below to explore the treasures of Vietnam in one go】 ❗ 🌟【Highlights】 🔹 Mui Ne White Sand Dunes: 🏜️ Half desert and half sea, the white sand dunes are made of soft white sand. Surfing by the sea is also super cool 🚙 Experience desert off-roading 📸 Taking photos of the sunrise is absolutely amazing 🔹 Imperial City of Hue: 👑 The Vietnamese version of the Forbidden City 🖼️ Exquisite dragon and phoenix carvings 🌅 The yellow glazed tiles are super photogenic 🔹 Ba Na Hills Castle: Da Nang's Ba Na Hills are cool and pleasant. It was once a resort for French colonists. 🏰 It feels like traveling back to medieval France. 🚠 Take the world's longest cable car and enjoy a ☕ super chill cafe on the top of the mountain. 🏨【Accommodation & Food】 ▫️Stay in a Da Nang sea view room ▫️Hue court cuisine ▫️French castle afternoon tea ❗【👇 Click below to explore the treasures of Vietnam in one go】 ❗

If you are looking for a place to "touch" history and immerse yourself in the ancient space, then Hue Imperial City is definitely a stop not to be missed when coming to the ancient capital. I just had the opportunity to visit here and was really attracted by the grandeur but still very quiet, making every step feel like being lost in the golden past of the Nguyen Dynasty. Hue Imperial City is a cluster of relics including the Imperial City (where the king held court and worked) and the Forbidden Purple City (where the king and the royal family lived). The Imperial City includes Ngo Mon Gate, Thai Hoa Palace. The Forbidden Purple City is an area reserved for the king and the royal family, including Dai Cung Mon, Ta Vu and Huu Vu, Can Chanh Palace, Thai Binh Lau, Dien Tho Palace... You should go early to avoid the harsh sunlight and have more time to visit because the Imperial City is quite large and easy to get lost. The weather in April when I went, Hue was quite hot, the sun was scary but the photos were beautiful. June-August will probably be even hotter. If you want to see Hue poetic and sad, you can go in September-October. Late autumn will have less rain and the scenery will be more somber, suitable for the gentle ancient architecture in Hue 😍 #awesomepic #vietnam #travel #vietnamtravel #couplestrip #deliciousfood

Get to Hue by train is very enjoyable trip, the train will take you through Hai Van pass, run by the ocean and let you slowly enjoy the view. They will make one stop in Lang Co Bay and you are allowed to get out, have a look at the view and buy some snacks called “bánh bột lọc” (the 5th picture). It’s really good. By night, you can enjoy the live traditional Vietnam music on the dragon boat in Huong river. The train ticket costs 190k VND (~8€) for one way trip. Remember to try the Vietnamese Salted Coffee in Hue (the motherlands of this beverage). It could wake you up with just a sip. ##scenictrain ##huevietnam ##huecity

#danangtrip This time explore Hue City, you can going to Hue City by bus/car from Danang City, it takes about 2hours of driving. I visited the historical building and the famous attraction in Hue City: Hue Imperial Citadel. The Imperial City of Hue was actually a walled fortress and palace belonged to the ancient city of Hue which was a capital city of the Nguyen Dynasty for 140 years date back from 1805 until 1945. You can find the history of Vietnam especially about Nguyen Dynasty in this place. What i like the most about this place is theis insta-worthy building and the palace is modelled after the Forbidden City in Beijing. I highly recommend you to visit this place, and don’t forget to spent min 2hrs here (cz the area is so huge). Entrance Fee: VND 200.000 #hue #danang #imperialpalace #history #hochiminhcity #vietnam #beachlife #flowerlover

Hue is my favorite city in Vietnam besides Hoi An. This city is worth staying for two to three days. Of course, if time is limited, how to spend a day to have a preliminary exploration of Hue? You can get a rough idea by following this route. 📍An Dinh Palace An Dinh Palace is an artistic building of the Nguyen Dynasty. It perfectly blends the Asian and European styles and is very unique. It is completely different from the hundreds of ruins in the existing Hue Ancient Capital Relics Group. It is a representative of the ancient and modern architectural style of Vietnam in the early 20th century. From Anding Palace, you can walk or take a taxi to 📍Guoxue Senior High School The most worth seeing here are the teaching buildings with red exterior walls, where traces of history can be seen everywhere. Although we are not allowed to enter the school, the exterior is very beautiful. The 📍National Studies Monument opposite the main entrance of the school is very photogenic. Walking northeast along the Perfume River, there are beautiful scenery and buildings along the way. On the other side is the Hue Imperial City. Cross the Perfume River from the Cầu Phú Xuân Bridge to the other side, enter the 📍Hue Imperial City from the Meridian Gate, and visit the palaces you want to visit according to your own time. After visiting the Imperial City, there is a very good beef noodle restaurant 📍Bún bò O Chi in the northeast. If you think it is too far, you can also go to 📍Đề-Pô Cafe 📍 and then return to the Perfume River from 📍Trường Tiền Bridge. There is the 📍Hue Night Market Pedestrian Street under the bridge. Although it is called a night market, there are not many vendors, but it is very nice to watch the sunset here. There are vendors selling desserts, which you can try, but the taste is so-so. Walking northwest along the pedestrian street, you can go to 📍tan.cafe for a drink. There is also a crab roe soup 📍Bánh Canh Cua Hương nearby that is worth a try and is very unique. If you don’t understand the menu, you can point to other people’s bowls and order, or order the 50k one, which has a little bit of everything. How can you not eat beef noodle when you come to Hue? There is a very popular 📍BÚN BÒ HUẾ BÀ GÁI nearby. After eating the noodle, you can go to 📍Chè Hẻm to drink local sweet soup. The clerk speaks English and you can ask her for recommendations. After this tour, you can basically see the general situation of Hue. You can make extra time to visit other places you want to visit. #VietnamTravel #Hue #OverseasTravel #Strategy #TravelStrategy #citywalk

Hue is an ideal tourist spot for everyone. Hue is located in central Vietnam on the banks of the Perfume River. Hue is famous for Huong River, Ancient Palace with a peaceful space, Thien Mu Pagoda with sacred place, Truong Tien Bridge across the Huong River. Especially Hue Citadel which was recognized as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Hue Ancient Capital is famous not only for its beautiful scenery but also for its royal folk songs – the pride of the nation. In Hue there are delicious dishes such as crab cakes, mussel rice, and thousands of sesame dishes. Coming to Hue, visitors will feel the quiet, gentle and peaceful beauty from the landscape to the people. Hue is really a great tourist destination that every visitor should come to. #huecity #hue #Huecitadel #vietnam #vietnamtravel #trip #goodfoods #instatravel

#VietnamTravel The Hue Imperial Archaeological Museum, located at 3 Le Truc Street, a little away from the city center, is close to the Hue Imperial Relics. Atmosphere: The museum is located inside the Long An Palace, built in 1845. The Long An Palace is a beautiful building in the style of a traditional Vietnamese house, decorated with wooden columns and various sculptures and poems. Inside the museum, you can admire the Hue Imperial Artifacts and Household Items, and outside the museum, you can walk around the garden with a forest and a pond. It's really a fantastic view. 😍 Facilities: The museum covers an area of ​​6,330m2 and consists of the main exhibition building, the Long An Palace, and an outdoor exhibition space. The Long An Palace covers an area of ​​1,185m2 and exhibits 16 collections and over 300 relics. The relics are made of various materials such as gold, porcelain, bronze, medical instruments, and clothing, reflecting the life and culture of the Hue Imperial Family. It's so cool and interesting. 🤩 Events happening this month: The museum does not have any special events this month. However, it is open regularly every day from 9am to 5pm, and the admission fee is VND 150,000 for adults and VND 30,000 for children. The museum was later designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the Imperial Relics, so don't miss it! 🙏 Recommended photo zones in the venue: Photography is not allowed inside the museum. I recommend taking pictures with the front of the Long An Palace and the garden outside the museum.

The Imperial City of Hue, also known as the Citadel, is a large complex located in Hue, Vietnam. It was once the political and cultural center of the Nguyen Dynasty, which ruled Vietnam from 1802 to 1945. Today, the Imperial City is a popular tourist destination, known for its beautiful architecture, rich history, and cultural significance. The Imperial City was constructed in the early 19th century, during the reign of Emperor Gia Long. It took over 30 years to complete, with work continuing under successive rulers. The complex covers an area of 520 hectares, with walls that are 10 meters high and 21 meters thick, surrounded by a moat that is 30 meters wide. The main entrance is through the Ngo Mon Gate, which is decorated with intricate carvings and elaborate roof details. Inside the Citadel, there are numerous buildings, including palaces, temples, and administrative offices. These structures are arranged in a series of courtyards and gardens, each with its own unique design and purpose. Some of the most notable buildings include the Thai Hoa Palace, which was used for important ceremonies and official receptions, and the Forbidden Purple City, which was the private residence of the Emperor and his family. The architecture of the Imperial City is a blend of traditional Vietnamese and French styles, reflecting the influences of both cultures during the time of its construction. The buildings are characterized by their colorful roofs, ornate carvings, and intricate details, including dragon motifs and depictions of mythical creatures. The Imperial City of Hue is also known for its cultural significance. It was the site of many important events in Vietnamese history, including the coronation of emperors and the signing of important treaties. The complex was heavily damaged during the Vietnam War, but many of the buildings have since been restored, making it a must-see destination for visitors to Vietnam.

Hue, Vietnam | Thieu Phuong Garden: A Retreat of Imperial Gardens, Lush Flowers and Trees Amid the majestic palaces of Hue's Imperial City, Thieu Phuong Garden (Thượng Phương Viên) stands as a uniquely poetic site. Once a haven for the Nguyen Dynasty emperors and their concubines, this garden offered a tranquil and gentle contrast to the imposing grandeur of the Hall of Supreme Harmony. The garden boasts lush flowers and trees, clear ponds, and is interspersed with stone bridges, rockery, and pavilions. Strolling through it, one can imagine the emperors of yesteryear, accompanied by scholars, enjoying a moment of leisure, discussing poetry and drinking. Every ancient tree and stone path seems to evoke the spirit of time. Though less prosperous today than it once was, Thieu Phuong Garden still exudes the charm of a classical garden. When the spring flowers bloom, the garden bursts with vibrant colors, and the sound of birdsong blends with the gentle breeze, creating a poetic experience.

Hue, Vietnam | The Hall of Supreme Harmony: An Imperial Palace Illuminated by Golden Dragons, the Centerpiece of the Nguyen Dynasty's Prosperity Entering the central axis of Hue's Imperial City, the most central and majestic building is the Hall of Supreme Harmony (Thái Hòa Điện). This was once the venue for the Nguyen Dynasty emperors to hold court meetings, receive coronations, and receive envoys. It was also the highest hall symbolizing the dynasty's majesty and prosperity. The Hall of Supreme Harmony boasts a magnificent exterior, with a roof clad in golden glazed tiles and eaves adorned with coiled dragons, symbolizing the emperor's supreme authority. The towering steps and vermilion gates add to the building's grandeur. Entering the hall through the stone steps, a sense of solemnity washes over you. Inside the hall, a forest of golden pillars stands, each adorned with a lifelike golden dragon, seemingly hovering and guarding the palace. In the past, the throne sat in the center, with the emperor seated, flanked by his courtiers, creating a scene of solemnity and splendor. Although there are no imperial court ceremonies today, the carvings and layouts left behind still make people feel as if they can hear the sounds of drums and imperial edicts from deep in history.

Hue Imperial City, Vietnam | Meridian Gate: The Majestic Gateway of Former Emperors Entering Hue Imperial City, the first thing that catches your eye is the majestic Meridian Gate. This gate served as the main entrance to the Nguyen Dynasty, reserved for the emperor's exclusive use, symbolizing the supreme power of the imperial family. Standing before it, gazing up at the layered eaves and massive walls, visitors can almost sense the solemn atmosphere of imperial ceremonies and military ceremonies. Above the Meridian Gate, a high platform and pavilions once served as venues for ceremonies and military parades. Although it no longer serves the imperial system, the traces of history remain, awe-inspiring. The afternoon sun shines brightly on the vermilion gatehouse and golden glazed tiles, giving them a dazzling brilliance. Standing here is more than just a visit to a historical site; it feels like a conversation with time, touching upon memories of the rise and fall of an empire.

🏯 The Imperial City of Hue is the heart of the ancient capital’s complex, vast and filled with many historical structures. A single walk around can be overwhelming, so to truly appreciate it, you need to allocate a reasonable amount of time. ✨ Must-see moments: • Ngo Mon Gate: A majestic symbol where many important ceremonies were held. It’s also the most picturesque spot for check-ins as you enter the Imperial City. • Thai Hoa Palace: The center of power in the past, where royal meetings took place. Its architecture is magnificent and intricately decorated. • Forbidden Purple City: Long corridors, moss-covered red brick walls – walking here feels like stepping back into the Nguyen Dynasty. • Lotus pond and small bridges: A poetic space that captures the essence of Hue in photos. • Artifact exhibition area: Displays of imperial robes, ceramics, and royal household items that give insight into life in the ancient court. 🕰️ How much time should you spend? • At least 2–3 hours to complete a full tour and have time for photos and breaks. • If you plan to rent traditional Vietnamese attire (such as the Nhat Binh or five-panel ao dai), add an extra 30–45 minutes for both sightseeing and capturing beautiful photos. 🌿 Small tips: • Visit in the morning to avoid harsh sunlight and take better photos. • Bring water, a hat/cap, and comfortable shoes as the grounds are quite expansive. • Consider hiring a guide or using an audio guide to better understand the historical stories. 👉 For me, the Imperial City of Hue is a place not to rush through. Take your time, and you’ll feel the grandeur, antiquity, and even the poetic charm behind every wall.

#holidayitinerary Step into Vietnam’s imperial past at the Hue Imperial City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that once served as the political and cultural heart of the Nguyen Dynasty. Built in the early 19th century, the complex is inspired by Beijing’s Forbidden City, featuring grand gates, moats, and ornate palaces. Walking through its courtyards and halls, you’ll discover temples, gardens, and relics that tell stories of royal ceremonies, dynastic power, and wartime resilience. Though partly damaged during conflicts, the restored sections reveal the elegance and sophistication of Vietnam’s last feudal dynasty. The Noon Gate, Thai Hoa Palace, and the Imperial Theatre are highlights not to be missed. Visitors often spend hours wandering its vast grounds, soaking in both history and tranquility. Perfect for history lovers and culture seekers, the Hue Imperial City is a journey back in time and a glimpse into Vietnam’s regal heritage. 📍Address: Thuan Thanh, Hue City, Thua Thien Hue, Vietnam 🕰️Business Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM 🎫Entrance Fee: 200,000 VND (adults), 40,000 VND (children) #hue #vietnam #travel

Vietnam stunned me with contrasts. one moment I was walking above the clouds at Ba Na Hills, crossing the legendary Golden Bridge held up by ancient hands; the next, I stood in silent awe before Cửa Ngọ Môn, the Moon Gate of Hue’s Imperial City, where time lingers and whispers of dynasties past echo in stone. From sky-high wonders to sacred royal grounds, Vietnam reminded me that beauty exists both in the clouds and in the quiet of history. 🇻🇳✨ A surreal journey across two of the most iconic spots I’ve ever experienced. 📍 Locations: • Golden Bridge – Ba Na Hills, Da Nang • Cửa Ngọ Môn – Imperial City, Hue #GoldenBridge #BaNaHills #CuaNgoMon #HueVietnam #DaNangViews #ImperialCityHue #VietnamDiaries #TravelVietnam #HiddenGemsAsia #FromCloudsToKings #TripMoments #WondersOfVietnam #CulturalJourney #HandsOfTheGods #MoonGateMagic

#Hue Imperial City #Hue Khai Dinh Imperial City #Hue Lingmu Follow Choose the trip from Da Nang to Hue. The driving distance takes about two hours. You can see many local scenery along the way. It feels very good. After arriving in Hue, you can feel the full atmosphere of ancient monuments. At first, you arrive at the Imperial City. You can see many people wearing Vietnamese royal costumes and modern Ao Dai. You feel a full cultural shock, plus the ancient scenery, and your mind is full of plots. Later, I went to Lingmu Temple and the Royal Tomb. After watching, I felt that Vietnam likes stone carvings very much. I admire them for using ordinary stones to carve out cultural relics with vitality.

Riding a motorbike more than 100km from Da Nang to Hue just to find this beauty again, missing #Hue

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#postandearn #cheaptravel Hue is home to many historical sites, especially from the Nguyen dynasty era. Don’t miss these highlights: • Imperial City (Đại Nội): A large complex of palaces, temples, walls, and gates. Walk through the majestic courtyards and imagine life during royal times. • Khai Dinh Tomb: This tomb blends Vietnamese and European architecture. It’s filled with detailed carvings, colorful mosaics, and sits on a hill with great views. • Minh Mang Tomb: Surrounded by lakes and gardens, this tomb reflects harmony between nature and royal architecture. It’s a peaceful place to visit. Taste Traditional Hue Cuisine Hue is also famous for its food, which is known for small portions, delicate flavors, and royal presentation. • Nhà Hàng Vỹ Dạ Xưa: A beautiful riverside restaurant offering traditional dishes like bánh bèo (steamed rice cakes) and lộ lạc. The setting is calm and elegant, perfect for a slow meal. • Quán ăn An Tâm: A local favorite for nem lụi (grilled lemongrass pork skewers) and bún thịt nướng (grilled pork with noodles). Tasty and satisfying. Chill at Hue’s Stylish Cafes Hue’s café scene is also worth exploring. • tan.: A modern café with an eye-catching industrial and brutalist design that’s great for photos. The atmosphere is cool and creative. • Daudo: Set by the riverside, this café has vintage and retro décor. A relaxing place to enjoy the view and take a break. • Phinholic: Known for serving strong, flavorful phin-style coffee—Vietnam’s classic drip brew. ⸻ Hue is quiet but rich in charm. Whether you love history, food, or coffee culture, it offers something unique and meaningful to explore

Hue, the ancient capital of the Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam, is home to numerous historical structures such as palaces, temples, and museums scattered throughout the old town, earning its designation as a World Heritage Site. The royal palace, modeled after China's Forbidden City (the Imperial Palace), is a must-see. Explore the tombs of successive emperors and the Thien Mu Pagoda along the Perfume River to immerse yourself in the culture of the Vietnamese dynasty. The tombs showcase a variety of architectural styles, including elegant Chinese-inspired retreats and palatial designs influenced by Western styles. Visiting several of these sites is highly recommended. [Access] From Ho Chi Minh City, it takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes to reach Phu Bai Airport, and about 1 hour and 10 minutes from Hanoi. From the airport, buses take around 20–30 minutes to reach the city.

The trip to Hue turned out to be an incredibly beautiful fairy tale for me, I got there from Danang on my bike, on the way there were beautiful views from the mountains, friendly people. A very beautiful imperial palace that takes you back in time, a romantic setting at sunset on the "Fragrant" river speaks for the people who gather along the river to drink tea and enjoy this sunset.#hue

#April Good Places 2025 Think Vietnam is very backward and has nothing to do? Big mistake! This time I made a cheap flight and took my four family members to visit Vietnam. I didn't have to bleed a lot, and I still had a lot of fun! 🚗Transportation From Hangzhou to Hong Kong via Macau, the round trip is only $1288! The five sections of Danang, Pa Na Shan, Hoi On and Hue are chartered for only $240. Renting a motorcycle in the city for two days is $32 including fuel. It's a bargain! 🏨Hotel chapter Stay in a four-star hotel for the whole trip, free 30-minute spa in Da Nang Few, Mercure Banashan including tickets, no need to queue for cable car rides! The hotel in Hoi An offers afternoon tea and a shuttle, and Hilton Da Nang offers a free upgrade to an ocean view room! Every room has a bathtub and balcony, breakfast is included, the service is incredible! 💆‍♀️ Fun Episode The must-do every day is massage! Four-hand massage, hot stone spa are all available, cheaper than Thailand! Hue Imperial City, Pana Hill Cable Car, Hoi An Coconut Boat Experience, and a night tour charter boat for lanterns, super feel ~ 🍜Eating section You can eat enough for 100 dollars a day! Hotel breakfast is free, lunch Vietnamese meal for four is less than 150, night market fried rice 15 dollars a deal, juice 8 dollars, coffee 5 dollars, supper barbecue two nights to eat twice! Although there are no high-rise buildings here, the prices are affordable, the service is attentive, and the pace is slow enough to be perfect for a holiday! Family tour, family tour is super suitable, sincerely recommend!

#springitinerary My two days in Hue turned out to be a delightful discovery! The weather was absolutely perfect—cool and refreshing, making it ideal for a stroll through this historical city. I was expecting an insightful exploration of a UNESCO World Heritage site, and I was not disappointed! 😍 Hue, with its rich history, truly stands out as a cultural gem. As a lover of ancient architecture, I was captivated by the majestic imperial structures, which seem to tell stories of Vietnam's past with every corner. The atmosphere around the ancient citadel was peaceful, and walking through the streets felt like stepping back in time. 🌸🏰 What really impressed me was how well the heritage was integrated with the local culture. Despite being a popular tourist destination, Hue maintains a calm and respectful vibe towards its history, with locals treating their heritage buildings with pride. Every street you walk down, there’s a sense of reverence for the city’s rich past. ✨ The UNESCO World Heritage sites are scattered beautifully throughout the city. I had the chance to visit the famous Imperial City, which was in the midst of a long-term restoration project. Though some areas are still being worked on, you can feel the grandeur and the history. It’s like walking through a living museum, and it was easy to see why Hue earned its place as a World Heritage site. 🌿👑 In addition to the architectural beauty, Hue’s surrounding nature, like the peaceful rivers and tranquil parks, added to the charm of the city. The entire experience left me feeling like I had stepped into a hidden treasure, and I’m glad I had the opportunity to immerse myself in the vibrant history of Vietnam. 📸🌳 #naturalwonders

A day trip from Da Nang by train to Hue, the former capital of Vietnam with many historical monuments. Hue is a World Heritage Site.

away inside the Hue Imperial Citadel, Toi Linh Tu is not as grand as the main temples—but it carries a quiet, sacred presence. This modest ancestral temple honors the spirits of loyal mandarins who served the Nguyen emperors. Walking through its gates, I felt a deep sense of respect and stillness. The moss-covered tiles, gentle incense scent, and aged altars create an atmosphere that touches the heart. It’s a peaceful corner that reminds us that history is not just in power—but in loyalty and spirit. #Hue #ToiLinhTu #ImperialCity #VietnamHistory #SacredPlaces 📍Address: Imperial city 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: nice

This time, we are introducing the royal palace located in Vietnam. This palace is situated in Hue, Vietnam, and is a very famous tourist destination. The atmosphere allows you to truly feel Vietnam, making it a highly recommended spot. Many visitors were taking photos here. I visited as part of a tour and had a wonderful time. Be sure to visit at least once! Hue Imperial Palace (Kinh thành Huế) Vietnam, Thua Thien Hue, Hue Opening hours: 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM

#SoutheastAsiaTravel #PlacesToVisitInHue #HueTravel #DaNangTravel #DaNangNearTravelDestinations 👑 Recommended historical travel destinations in Hue, Vietnam, good for a day trip near Da Nang 📍Hue Province: FH8J+59V, Lê Duẩn, Phú Thuân, Huế, Thành phố Huế, Vietnam 📍Opening Hours: 07:30~17:00 🌟 Among the many dynasties in Vietnam, we introduce Hue Province, a historical attraction in Hue where you can observe and experience the imperial palace of the Nguyen Dynasty, the last dynasty, as a travel destination near Da Nang! 💛 It is a large castle, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes, and the palace's landscape and atmosphere were so nice. If you want to see the history of the imperial palace in Hue and take a pleasant walk, we highly recommend visiting!

An extraordinary time woven together by world heritage sites and mystical, breathtaking views. A trip that touches the essence of Hue, not just sightseeing. Memories of the dynasty, places of prayer, and the breeze of the river. A memorable day on your trip too. Save it and use it as reference for your next trip✈️ ______________ ① Hue Imperial Palace (Imperial City) The royal palace of the Nguyen Dynasty, the last dynasty of Vietnam. Experience the beginning of a magnificent history at a world heritage site. 🕰️ Opening hours: 7:00-17:30 💰 Admission fee: 200,000 VND (approx. 1,200 yen) 🚶 Access: City center, within walking distance 👗 Clothing: A parasol and comfortable shoes are recommended 📸 Photogenic: The Crimson Corridor, the King's Throne, and the Front of the Meridian Gate are popular! ⸻ ② Khai Dinh Tomb A royal tomb with an exotic atmosphere that blends East and West. The intricate mosaic decorations and the heavy staircase are impressive. 🕰️ Opening hours: 7:00-17:30 💰 Admission fee: 150,000 VND (about 900 yen) 🚗 Access: About 15 minutes by car from the city center 👗 Clothing: Sneakers are recommended as there are many stairs 📸 Photogenic: Symmetrical composition of the mosaic wall and the center of the stairs! ⸻ ③ Thien Mu Pagoda A healing spot with an octagonal tower standing by the river as its symbol. A spiritual symbol of Hue, shrouded in silence. 🕰️ Business hours: 8:00-18:00 💰 Free admission 🚗 Access: 10 minutes by car from the city / You can stop by during the cruise 👗 Clothing: Wear modest clothing to visit 📸 Photogenic: Mysterious shots of the octagonal tower and the river! ⸻ ④ Song Phuong River Cruise (Perfume River) A sunset cruise surrounded by history and nature. A graceful way to end the day. 🕰️ Operating hours: Around 15:00-20:00 💰 Price: From 150,000 VND (about 900 JPY) 🚗 Access: Depart from a dock along the river in the city center 👗 Clothing: Bring a jacket to protect yourself from the wind 📸 Photogenic: Take a photo of the river surface at dusk and a boat lit by lanterns! __________ #Vietnam trip #Hue sightseeing #Hue Imperial Palace #Kai Dinh Tomb #Tien Mu Pagoda #Song Phuong River Cruise #World Heritage Site Tour #I want to connect with people who like history #Girls' trip #Adult girls' trip #Solo female travelers #Breathtaking spots #Photogenic trip #Photogenic spots #Travel record #Asia trip #Southeast Asia trip #I want to connect with people who like Vietnam #Hue travel diary #Breathtaking views of Vietnam #Ancient capital of Hue #I like traveling abroad #luxurytravel #huevietnam #imperialcity #perfumeriver #tienmupagoda #vietnamtrip #asiatravel #historicalplaces

🏖️Environment/Facilities: The old capital, the place looks more story than other cities, the weather is very good 💞Reason for recommendation: Recommended for those who like a chill city, study history or see beautiful old cities 🗓️Travel planning: Depart from Da Nang by private car for 2.30 hours. Recommended through the hai van pass to see the view as well Tourist attractions - Hue Palace, Vietnamese King's Tombs Hotel - TTC Imperial Hue Restaurant and food - Madam Thu 1. Hue Palace Highlights - The palace that used to be the office of the Vietnamese king, very spacious and very hot. It is recommended to bring an umbrella. Score - 8/10 2. Vietnamese King's Tombs Highlights - 🏖️Environment/Facilities: It is a burial ground for kings and royals of the Nguyen Dynasty. You can buy a package with an entrance fee to the palace. But the tomb is outside the city. Score - 8/10 Recommended for those who have time. If you don't have time, you can cut this plan out. #haivanpass 3. Abandoned Water Park Highlight - Nothing, not recommended Score - 2/10 #VisitHue ##VisitHuePalace