[2025 Huong Tra Attraction] Travel Guide for Mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang (Updated Jan)

Getting There - Minh Mang Tomb is only about 12 km from the center of Hue city, you can move along Highway 49, go along the Perfume River, to Tuan Bridge and go a little further to get there. Currently, the location of the mausoleum has been updated accurately on Google Maps, so you can easily go here according to the directions on the map. Attractions - Dai Hong Mon is the main door of King Minh Mang's tomb, opening the way to go inside. The gate is built from lime brick, painted in a bright, dignified red color. Dai Hong Mon is divided into 3 entrances and 24 leaf roofs decorated with exquisite dragon carp and dragon veins. According to historical records, the large door in the center of Dai Hong Mon since its construction has only opened once to bring the coffin of King Minh Mang into the mausoleum. After that, even the emperors who came to offer incense here could only enter by two side gates on either side, Ta Hong Mon and Huu Hong Mon. Today, when you come to visit, you will also enter by these two side gates. Lau Minh Lau easily impresses visitors thanks to its outstanding red color. To get to the floor, from Sung An Palace, you can go through one of three bridges: Ta Phu (on the left), Trung Dao (in the middle) or Huu Bat (on the right). Legend has it that Minh Lau is the place for walking and sightseeing of the Nguyen Dynasty kings in the past. With a cool, fresh space and poetic landscape, Minh Lau floor has now become a very hot check-in place for tourists every time they visit Minh Mang Tomb. Hotels - Silk Paths Food & Restaurants - Bun Bo Hue Shopping - Dong Ba #mytripvlog

Minh Mang is the second king of Nguyen Dynasty - the last empire in Vietnam. He was best known as a strict and determined king, who ruled the country by the laws. He also had the most children in Vietnam royal history, approximately 142 babies. The tomb reflected the lifestyle and characteristics of the King when he was alive. The architecture was symmetrical from beginning till the end, in a harmony way with nature landscapes around. #vietnam #hue #minhmangtomb #travel

Minh Mang - 13 kilometers away from Hue. Is the final piece to make Hue a perfect puzzle of warmth, harmony and romance. Stop by at Minh Mang to melt into the nature full of peace. Visiting the nicknamed "capital of street foods" and fail to eat bun bo Hue, baby basket clams rice, Hue's flat rice flour dumplings is only undermining your experiences in Hue. Make sure to spend an adequate of time and spare your stomach enough space to try as many of Hue's street food as possible. You won't regret it. #vietnam #hue #deliciousfood #cafe

#traveldiaries The Mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang, an awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage site, nestles in the vicinity of Hue city in Vietnam 🇻🇳. It is located in A Bang Village of Cam Khe Mountain, close to Bang Lang Junction, Minh Mang Tomb is 12 km from Hue City. Minh Mang Tomb is also called Lăng Minh Mạng or Hiếu lăng, which is the tomb of the second emperor of the Nguyen dynasty in Vietnam. It is the most complete and spectacular tomb of the Nguyen Emperors. Set along the Perfume River, the burial site comprises 40 structures, including a building for the emperor's clothes, pavilions for mourners, and the tomb. #hue #vietnam

#100WaysOfTravel #historicallandmarks #hue #vietnam #Anbujawahar #minhmangtomb #architecturalwonders Minh Mang Tomb, a sprawling complex nestled amidst lush greenery, is a testament to the grandeur of the Nguyen Dynasty in Hue, Vietnam. As the final resting place of the second emperor of the dynasty, this mausoleum is a captivating blend of architecture and nature. The tomb's design reflects Confucian principles, with a harmonious integration of man-made structures and the surrounding landscape. Intricate carvings, ornate pavilions, and serene ponds create an atmosphere of reverence and tranquility. Visitors can explore the various structures, including the temple dedicated to the emperor, and appreciate the meticulous craftsmanship that went into their construction. Beyond its architectural beauty, Minh Mang Tomb offers a glimpse into the life and reign of Emperor Minh Mang. The tomb serves as a historical and cultural site, providing valuable insights into the Vietnamese royal court and its traditions. Whether you're a history buff or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Minh Mang Tomb is a must-visit destination in Hue.

#vietnamtrip The Mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang constructed in 1840 under the order of Emperor Minh Mang(1802-1841) & completed in 1842 by his son, Emperor Thieu Tri. Emperor Minh Mang died at 1841 & the Mausoleum is serve for his resting place. The distance is about 12km from Hue city center. It is is one of the most beautiful tomb which combine the traditional Vietnamese architecture with the natural beauty such as greenery forests, lakes & hills. If you visit to the Hue City, please immerse yourself with the natural beautiful landscapes in Mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang 🤗 Attraction: Mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang Address: Huong Tho Commune, Huong Tra District, Thua Thien Hue Province, Vietnam 🇻🇳 Opening hours: 7am - 5pm, daily Entrance fees: Adults: VND150,000, Children: VND30,000