Hue Daily Tour

Hue is a world cultural heritage city. This ancient capital has a long history and tradition and has a unique value and identity. Hue is also famous for its diverse cuisine, handicraft village products, and folk festivals full of ethnic characteristics.

During the trip, visit the beautiful Lang Ko Bay known for its fishing village, white sand beaches, and high mountains. Coming here, you will be able to see beautiful natural scenery and experience the cool and pleasant air.

Hue Imperial City was built in 1802 and was the capital of Vietnam's Nguyen Dynasty for 143 years. The imperial city, temples, and royal tombs are still preserved today. The construction of the Imperial City of Hue was probably the largest and largest construction in the modern history of Vietnam. Hue Imperial City was included in the World Cultural Heritage List in 1993.

Construction of the Kai Dinh Imperial Tomb (Anh Mausoleum) in Hue began in 1920 and was rated as the most unique mausoleum building of the Nguyen Dynasty. It is one of the remains of the Hue Monuments Group that was recognized as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1993.

Thien Mu Temple is located on the banks of the Xiangjiang River in the western suburbs of Hue City. It is a famous ancient temple in Vietnam, also known as Linh Mu Temple, with a history of nearly 400 years. It was built in 1601 AD, the second year of Hongding in the Li Dynasty, and was built by Ruan Huang, the second son of Ruan Gan, the founder of the Ruan family. Thien Mu Pagoda is probably the most famous temple in Hue City, with ancient architectural features, sacredness, and legends that contain many mysterious historical stories.