Hue City Sightseeing Private Car with English Speaking Driver

This area is also called Royal Palace, Forbidden City constructed from 1804-1833 by 2 first Kings of the Nguyen Dynasty (Gia Long & Minh Mang) and was the centre for Economy, Culture and Political Activities of Royal Family. You will spend time for your own Walking Tour in Imperial City to visit Flag Tower, 9 Holy Cannons, South Gate, Supreme Harmorny Palaces, 9 Dynastic Urns, Forbidden City.

The oldest and most famous pagoda in Hue built from 1601 by the Founder of the Nguyen Family in this region (Nguyen Hoang). Pagoda was built and named so (Thien Mu Pagoda - Heavenly Lady Buddha Pagoda) after the story of local people when they dream about lady Buddha sitting on this hill.

Built by King Tu Duc (1847 - 1883) for himself from 1864 - 1867. This was also place where King Tu Duc sometimes lived and worked when he was still alive. Tomb's area is about 12 Hecta including 2 seperated areas: Temple area and Burial area.

Started by himself but finished by his son - King Thieu Tri (1940 - 1847). Tomb's area is 1 hecta with living, working area for King, Queen,.. and especially living room for his minor wives an concubines after his death.

The only Royal Tomb with Blended Styles of Oriental and European. This is only Nguyen King's Tomb built with different style and tomb we know King was buried underneath of his tomb.

The mausoleum began construction in 1814 and was not completed until 1820. The entire mausoleum is a mountain complex with 42 hills and mountains, large and small, of which Dai Thien Tho is the largest mountain chosen as a precedent of the mausoleum and is the name of the whole mountain. From the banks of the Perfume River to the mausoleum, there is a wide road on both sides growing pine and melancholy soaring, blue, creating a cool, quiet air. Two majestic pillars are located on the outside, signaling the tomb.

Built from 1916 to 1917 by Emperor Khai Dinh (son of Emperor Dong Khanh). In terms of architectural style, Dong Khanh Tomb has about 20 large and small architectural works with a relatively high density. Dong Khanh Tomb is divided into two areas: the temple area and the tomb area.

Ho Thuy Tien (Thuy Tien Lake) is an abandoned water park located 8km outside of Hue city, on the Thien An Hill. If you are a fan of horror, follow our travel guide to know more about this hidden gem.

As the largest incense village in the ancient capital, Thuy Xuan village is famous for its hundreds of years of traditional incense making. Up to now, this incense village is not just an idyllic incense-making place but gradually becoming a place for tourists from all over the world to come.

The pagoda, also known as the “Root Temple” of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, is where he returned to live after long years of teaching Buddhism to bring his beliefs of mindfulness, global ethics and peace around the world. With its cultural and historical values, Tu Hieu is such a great pagoda Hue Vietnam to discover on your spiritual journey in this S-shaped country.

The pagoda, also known as the “Root Temple” of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, is where he returned to live after long years of teaching Buddhism to bring his beliefs of mindfulness, global ethics and peace around the world. With its cultural and historical values, Tu Hieu is such a great pagoda Hue Vietnam to discover on your spiritual journey in this S-shaped country.

Vịnh Mốc is a tunnel complex in Quảng Trị, Vietnam. During the Vietnam War it was strategically located on the border of North Vietnam and South Vietnam.

Lap An Lagoon is a true gem of Vietnam’s central coast, where you can discover the breathtaking beauty of nature while immersing yourself in the vibrant culture of the local fishing villages.

Hai Van Pass in Da Nang allures people with its unique beauty. If you are an adventurous tourist craving for thrilling experiences, this route will surely astonish you with spectacular natural scenes and numerous delicacies waiting for you to explore.

Marble Mountains in Da Nang is a group of five limestone mountains in Vietnam. This destination is not only a tourist attraction but also a Buddha worship site.