[2025 Thuy Xuan Attraction] Travel Guide for Historial Monument Chin Ham (Updated Jun)

If you're traveling to #Vietnam, the best place to learn about #Vietnamese history is the #Hue Imperial Palace in #Hue, a city in central Vietnam. This place has been designated a #World Heritage Site and attracts many tourists from both within and outside of Vietnam. The entrance fee is 200,000 VND (1,200 JPY), which is expensive for Vietnam, but it's worth the money. You can experience a culture influenced by #China. The site is so large that just walking around will tire you out, so we recommend using a #Grab taxi to get there. #vietnam #hue #imperial #worldheritagesite

#Vietnam Travel Hue Palace Complex of Hue Monuments The ancient palace of the Nguyen Dynasty emperors from 1802 to 1948 (146 years) and has been registered as a world heritage site since 1993. The surrounding area of ​​the building has a walkway under the building, making it convenient. The central area is a garden, lawn and beautifully trimmed short ornamental trees, flowers, and is a spot for taking souvenir photos. The 2 highlight spots are the red throne room area. With the colors, doorways and Chinese art patterns, this angle is beautiful and different from the photographer's eyes. Another spot is the Tai Hoa Palace area, which is an open space in front. It was a place where the Emperors of the Imperial Family met in ancient times. The entrance is a main pillar like a triumphal arch. #wattosann

It is the royal palace where the kings of the Annam Kingdom resided in the past. The design has many layers of walls and uses a large area similar to the Forbidden City in Beijing. Because the war caused many buildings to be bombed and burned down until nothing was left. Therefore, the government has rebuilt some buildings to replace them. The Royal Palace was selected as a UNESCO site in 1993.

#postandearn #hue #vietnam #travel Discover Huế Imperial City (Kinh Thành Huế), Vietnam’s UNESCO-listed treasure, where moss-covered walls, grand gates, and serene lotus-filled moats whisper tales of the Nguyễn Dynasty. Nestled along the Perfume River, this 19th-century citadel blends imperial grandeur with lush gardens—a poetic harmony of power and nature. Wander through the Imperial Enclosure and the Forbidden Purple City (once the emperor’s private realm, now evocative ruins), and marvel at intricate carvings in Thái Hòa Palace. Photographers adore the interplay of weathered stonework and golden-hour light, while history buffs dive into dynastic relics, royal temples, and stories of Vietnam’s last emperors. 🌺 Best Time to Visit: February–April for cooler weather and blooming lotuses (peak lotus season stretches into June). 📜 Pro Tip: Pair your visit with a Perfume River cruise to see Thiên Mụ Pagoda at sunset—a timeless Huế ritual.

I remind you ladies 🫵 Not going to Hue now is a sin against your youth. Get dressed and go to Hue right away I have been to Hue 4 times before, but because of the nature of my work, I have not experienced all of Hue, so this time I am determined to sweep as much as possible. Usually, everyone goes for 3 days and 2 nights, which is quite comfortable PLACES TO VISIT (I mark colored circles, same color points are close to each other, so everyone can arrange the route conveniently) 🟢 Imperial City: ticket 200k (right in the center), parking 2k (I have been to Imperial City twice before, so this time I just wandered around outside and took random photos). Imperial City is very large, everyone should bring hats and drinking water. 🟢 An Dinh Palace: 50k ticket (right in the center): classic, extremely suitable for checking in like a classy lady 🟢 Quoc Hoc School: 5k parking (right in the center) School visiting time is from 5-7pm on weekdays, open full day on weekends. I went during the week but the security guard still let me in because I spoke politely and had a cute attitude 🤣🤣🤣 🟢 Old Alley 73 Nguyen Sinh Cung: free. Everyone should go around early afternoon or sunset. 🟢 Truong Tien Bridge, Wooden Bridge: free, in Hue for 3-4 days, you will pass by here at least 80 times, so if you are convenient, stop by, the most beautiful time is early morning or late afternoon sunset 🟢 Dong Ba Market: Parking fee is 5k, going here is mainly for food tour, every stall is delicious, you can stop by Co Ri stall to buy sour shrimp, shrimp paste as gifts 🟡 Tu Duc Tomb: Price 150k (7km from the center). Parking fee is free outside the shops. But when you get out, you can buy drinks or souvenirs to support the shops. I bought 2 glasses of sugarcane juice for 40k, both bad and expensive, but still happy =))) Tu Duc Tomb is spacious, with many beautiful check-in corners. The place behind the tomb is under renovation so it is quite dirty

📍Hue Imperial Palace Hue is an ancient city that is also registered as a World Heritage Site. It is a city like Kyoto in Japan. The highlight of Hue is the Hue Imperial Palace. The castle where the emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty, the last dynasty of Vietnam, lived. The exotic appearance from the entrance gate is overwhelming. The vivid castle with a red base color that reminds you of old China. It reminds you of the world of the manga Kingdom. The grounds are so vast that electric carts can run through them. It would take a long time to see everything. I went on my own instead of on a tour, so I only picked out the places that were interesting to see. Address: Thua Thien Hue, Huế Ticket: 200,000 VND (about 1,200 yen) There are discount tickets that include nearby tourist attractions. If you plan to visit several places, consider a set ticket. #AccommodationTrip #Hue #HueImperialPalace #VietnamTourism #Vietnam #SoutheastAsian #Backpacker #SoloTrip #SoloActivities

#SoutheastAsiaTravel #VietnamTravel #VietnamHue #VietnamHueTravel #HueTravelDestination #HueCity #HueTravel #HuePlacesToVisit #HueTravelCourse 🏰UNESCO World Heritage Site Hue Imperial Palace Hue Citadel Kinh thành Huế 🚩 Address: FH9H+M5Q, Thanh Phố Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế, Vietnam ⏰ Opening Hours: 08:00 ~ 17:30 💰 Entrance Fee: Adults 200,000 VND / Children 40,000 VND Hue Citadel (Hue Imperial Palace), the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, the last dynasty of Vietnam from 1802 to 1945, and the royal palace where the kings of the Nguyen Dynasty stayed You can also see Kỳ Đài, the largest flagpole in Vietnam You can, and there is a waterway neatly built inside the castle walls, and the park is very neatly built around it, so many people enjoy taking a walk👍🏻 Many places were burned and damaged during the Vietnam War, but through preservation and restoration, it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993, and restoration is still actively underway❤️

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Vietnam tourist attractions Palaces "Hue" was once the ancient capital of Vietnam. There are many beautiful and unique buildings. One of them is Kien Trung Palace. This palace has many entrances. The interior is open to the public. The entrance fee is 200,000 VND. Along the way to the entrance, you will find many buildings, both outside the walkway to the main palace and the buildings parallel to the main palace. Every building has its own unique identity. But the most outstanding is the Royal Palace, which has brightly colored glazed tiles and intricate patterns. It is worth a visit.

#LuckyPost #VietnamTravel #ImperialPalace Kien Trung Palace is located in Hue. It is a large area divided into 3 floors. In the royal palace, there are walkways on both sides with a roof covering. The inner side is open. The outer side has folding doors that can be opened all the way. The inner palace is painted in mustard yellow, contrasting with the red of the windows. The beauty is enhanced by ceramic tiles arranged in various patterns. Be amazed by the craftsmanship. The entrance fee is 200,000 VND, but it is definitely worth a visit.

#Travel with trip2024 Hue City.. Ancient cultural tourist attractions used as a place to study history. The old capital of Vietnam in terms of politics, administration and various stories of Hue City is another city with a history of life, urban planning and careers and glory in the past. The place is very beautiful. I invite you to come once.

The tour of the Imperial City is very peaceful and quiet. The Imperial City grounds are large, so you should spend about 2 hours exploring this place. The buildings in the Imperial City have the beauty of the Nguyen Dynasty's Royal Palace architecture, which is outstanding and very sophisticated.

Hue is a 2-hour drive from Da Nang and a 1-hour and 10-minute flight from Hanoi. It may be an unfamiliar name to Korean tourists, but it is a famous tourist attraction visited by many Western tourists. Hue Castle is located along the Perfume River. Its size and structure are similar to Gyeongbokgung Palace, which seems to be influenced by the Qing Dynasty. The day I visited, the sun was too hot, but in the shade, it was a nice day with a cool breeze. The entrance fee was VND 200,000. I was impressed by the local young people who visited wearing traditional clothing. There were many old parts because the restoration was not completed, but it was enough to feel the castle of the Vietnamese Dynasty.

I rode my motorbike from Ho Chi Minh to Halong Bay for about a month from late March this year☺️☺️ This time, I'll introduce the World Heritage sites I visited! The Group of Monuments of Hue was the first World Heritage site (cultural heritage) in Vietnam to be registered in 1993٩( 'ω' )و Hue is an ancient city that flourished as the capital of Vietnam's last dynasty, the Nguyen Dynasty, and it is very interesting that the old town and the new town are clearly separated by the Huong River! The palace, temples, museums, and other buildings in the old town are registered as World Heritage sites (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o))) When I visited the palace in mid-April, there were several places under construction and I saw some shoddy constructions 😂 The palace is very large and the entrance and exit are in different places, so please enjoy it and don't miss anything like I did 🥹 (It was too hard to go back and forth, so I headed for the exit 🤫) #777 #Vietnam trip #Trip to world heritage sites #Hue Monuments

Sharing experiences of traveling in Vietnam, which is quite far from Da Nang. That is Hue Palace. It took 6 hours to travel from Da Nang back and forth because cars in Vietnam have a speed limit. And the view that I saw was worth the long journey. It is a beautiful palace. If you want to see around the city, you can use the Sikalo car service. But for the palace, we have to walk in. For those who are hesitating whether to visit here or not, I recommend that if you have enough time, I recommend going once. But if you plan a trip for only 3 days and 2 nights, I do not recommend it because it takes a long time to travel. But if you really want to travel and do not mind the time or travel, you can cut this out. Because it is really beautiful, it is not tiring. 😬😬

𝗛𝘂𝗲 𝗜𝗺𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗖𝗶𝘁𝘆 The Hue Imperial City is surrounded by a moat and a closed wall about 4m high. Inside is the royal architectural complex of the Nguyen Dynasty where the emperor ruled the country from 1802 - 1945 On a nearly square area of ​​600m from North to South and East to West are four watchtowers along with four main entrances to the royal palace. Ngo Mon - Chuong Duc - Hien Nhon - Hoa Binh. ---------------------------------------------------------------- The love for Hue architecture is still as strong as the first day. How to get there - Car - Plane Features - Ancient architecture Hotels - 4 stars Food & Restaurants - Delicious Shopping - Central specialties - Sesame candy - green rice flakes etc...#awesomepic #foodie #deliciousfood

Hue Royal Palace is an old palace of the Nguyen Dynasty emperors from 1802 to 1948 (146 years) and has been registered as a world heritage site since 1993. It is very grand and spacious, with a design similar to the Forbidden City of China. There is a high wall and a moat around it, and it is divided into 3 floors. Most of the buildings inside are left as they were severely damaged by the war. Currently, they have been rebuilt to replace the original. #hue #vietnam