Category: Hue Travel handbook
Hue travel handbook ( Hue travel guide ) help you easy to come to Hue with useful travel tips about streets, transportation, beautiful places, …
If you are a history buff, or simply love discovering exotic cultures, Hue- Vietnam’s former Royal Capital is definitely on the top list of your travel plan. The city represents the outstanding demonstration of the power of the vanished Vietnamese feudal empire, including a complex of monuments, tombs and pagodas that attract tourists coming from all over the world.
Hue is a city in central Vietnam, it is located on the bank of the Huong River, the river divides the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty into two halves. There are countless historical monuments that can not be missed, especially those recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. Attractions include the elaborate ornamental citadel, the colorful Thanh Toan bridge, the royal tombs and the Forbidden City. Spend some time quietly meditating if you visit the Hue Sand Dunes, where thousands of people have been cornered to death.
In Hue, you can see Hue Citadel, Emperors Tombs, pagodas,…

Hue Museum of Royal Antiquities display artifacts of Emperor Gia Long

Two steam locomotives chugging on the Hue – Da Nang route

Vietnam’s former imperial capital Hue is an enchanting sight at sunset

The art of embalming lotus tea in Hue requires concentration and dexterity

Hue has cultivated cajuput trees for centuries to extract oil

Lotuses adorn the ancient town of Hue in Vietnam with their elegant beauty

Thanh Toan Bridge the highest artistic value among Vietnam’s old bridges

Parasol flowers are in full bloom throughout the Imperial City of Hue
