Hue Citadel tour by Train from Da Nang and Perfume River Cruise

Lang Co is a beautiful bay located at the foot of Hai Van Pass, surrounded by lush mountains and the peaceful Lap An Lagoon. It is recognized as one of the world’s most beautiful bays. The group will stop for about 15 minutes to enjoy the scenery, take photos, and relax before continuing the journey to Hue.

Located peacefully on the banks of the poetic Perfume River, Thien Mu Pagoda (also known as Linh Mu) is one of the most ancient and sacred temples in Vietnam. Built in 1601 under the Nguyen Lords, the pagoda is renowned for its seven-story Phuoc Duyen Tower, a symbol forever associated with the city of Hue.

From the top of the hill, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Perfume River and the tranquil city below, creating a picture-perfect scene of peace and spirituality.

Steeped in history and legend, Thien Mu Pagoda is not just a religious site — it is a must-visit destination where travelers can feel the timeless charm and cultural soul of Hue.

Enjoy a peaceful cruise along the Perfume River, where gentle breezes and the soft sound of flowing water create a scene straight out of a painting. As the boat glides past ancient pagodas and lush green gardens, you’ll witness the poetic beauty that defines Hue.

The shimmering water reflects the city’s charm, while the scent of blooming flowers drifts through the air — a reminder of why it’s called the Perfume River. This enchanting journey is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the romantic and timeless grace of Hue.

The Imperial City of Hue stands as the heart of Vietnam’s former royal capital, preserving the magnificent legacy of the Nguyen Dynasty – the country’s last feudal rulers. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site, this vast complex features majestic palaces, ancient gates, and elegant pavilions, all designed with perfect harmony and rich oriental feng shui principles.

Passing through the Noon Gate (Ngo Mon), visitors are transported back in time to admire Thai Hoa Palace, where royal ceremonies once took place, and the Forbidden Purple City, the private residence of the emperors. Every moss-covered roof and carved wooden beam tells a story of Hue’s royal grandeur.

A visit to the Imperial City is not only a journey through Vietnam’s imperial architecture and artistry, but also an opportunity to feel the solemn, timeless spirit of the Nguyen Dynasty and the cultural soul of Hue.