You will be picked up from Outside of Port Exit Gate by our expert tour guide and private vehicle. Please walk out of the exit gate to meet our guide. He will be holding a sign with your name on it. It takes 100 meters from the tender pier.

which houses the Imperial City, the Forbidden Purple City, and the Emperor's Private Residence. The Nguyen's Dynasty (Vietnam's last feudalist state) erected the Hue Citadel from 1804 to 1833. The Imperial City grounds are guarded with 2-kilometer-long walls and surrounded by a moat. There are numerous distinct building works inside the Citadel, such as the Imperial City Gates, the Purple Forbidden City, Temples and places of worship, pavilions, and gardens.

is a functioning Buddhist temple that dates back to 1601. One of the most moving exhibits is an automobile belonging to a former monk who, in 1963, drove to Sai Gon and burned himself on fire in protest of the South Vietnamese regime's treatment of Buddhist monks and followers.

also known as the Ung Mausoleum, is a tomb erected for Khai Dinh, the twelfth Emperor of Vietnam's Nguyen dynasty. It combines Vietnamese and Western architectural influences. After an 11-year building period, the tomb was finished in 1931. It is situated atop Chau Chu mountain, close to Hue, the historic capital city. The mausoleum was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993 as part of the Hue Monuments Complex.

once famed for creating incense for the ancient dynasties in the imperial city of Hue, has earned a spot on the tourism map of Hue Province in central Vietnam. Thuy Xuan Village, located approximately seven kilometers southwest of the city center, has succeeded in adapting the traditional village into an intriguing tourist attraction during the last ten years.

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