Located in central Vietnam, Hue has a rich history and cultural heritage. With a climate characterized by hot and humid summers and cooler winters, Hue offers visitors a chance to explore its imperial past and indulge in its unique cuisine.
Hue is the ancient city of Vietnam and the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, the last monarchy in Vietnam's history. UNESCO recognised the Imperial City of Hue as one of its World Heritage Sites. Hue also has a complex of Hue Royal Tombs with unique architecture that reaches the pinnacle of construction art. Additionally, Hue is known as the cradle of Vietnamese Buddhism, owning many famous pagodas, including Thien Mu or Tu Hieu Pagoda. Moreover, nature favours Hue with its stunning mountains, rivers, and lagoons, including Vong Canh Hills, Perfume River and Tam Giang Lagoon. Hue is also dubbed the greenest city in Vietnam, with various green trees and the fresh Perfume River floating around the City. Hue Ancient Capital, is an excellent stop for those exploring Vietnamese culture, from history to art to cuisine.
Danang - Hoian - Hue - Bana Hills
Da Nang - Hoi An - Hue - Bana Hills
Danang - Hoian - Hue
Central Vietnam, Vietnam
Da Nang, Vietnam
