[2025 Phu Hau Attraction] Travel Guide for The Noon Gate (Cua Ngo Mon) (Updated May)

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

5 must-see attractions when exploring the Forbidden City - Hue Citadel The Hue Citadel is the living quarters and administrative center of the last feudal dynasty of Vietnam. Starting with King Gia Long, 13 kings of the Nguyen Dynasty lived there continuously until the dynasty ended after King Bao Dai's abdication in August 1945. The Hue Citadel has 4 gates arranged on 4 sides with the main gate in the South being Ngo Mon, the North being Hoa Binh Gate, the West being Chuong Duc Gate and the East being Hien Nhon Gate. In front of Ngo Mon Gate is the Hue Flag Tower and the square, where cultural and artistic activities take place during holidays. The Imperial Citadel and the entire palace system inside follow the principle of "left men, right women", "left literature, right martial arts". 01. Forbidden City Area The forbidden palace reserved for the king and his family to live, work and enjoy is surrounded by many palaces such as: Duyet Thi Duong, Can Chanh, Can Thanh, Kien Trung, Khon Thai. 02. Grand ceremony area Including from Ngo Mon to Thai Hoa Palace, where coronation ceremonies, receptions of important foreign ministries, birthday celebrations of the king, National Day, Military Review, Truyen Lo, and Longevity ceremonies take place. 03. Temple area Arranged in the front along both sides of the Imperial Citadel axis, the place to worship the Nguyen Dynasty kings and lords includes The Mieu, Hung Mieu, Thai Mieu and To Mieu. 04. Dien Tho Palace, Truong Sanh Palace Areas reserved for the king's grandmother and mother, including the Truong Sanh Palace system for the Queen Mother and Dien Tho Palace for the Queen Mother, in addition, there is Phung Tien Palace for women to worship because they are not allowed to enter The Mieu. 05. Co Ha Garden Area, Kham Van Palace Areas for studying, playing and listening to learned mandarins explain scriptures to princes during the reigns of Thieu Tri and Tu Duc.#awesomepic #情侣出游 #美食 #foodie

#0yentravel The "Ngo Mon" and "Flag Tower" towering over the ancient city of Hue in central Vietnam are imposing structures that symbolize the royal palace of the Nguyen Dynasty. The Ngo Mon was built as the main gate of the palace, and it is a prestigious structure where only the emperor was allowed to enter and exit through the central gate. Its solid construction and beautiful decorations convey the dignity of the dynasty to this day. The Flag Tower towering nearby is a tower with a large flag flying, which can be said to be the symbol of Hue. The national flag hoisted here symbolizes the history of Vietnam, which has continued from the Nguyen Dynasty to the present day.