Hue City is the ancient capital of Vietnam. It became the country’s imperial capital when Gia Long proclaimed himself as the new emperor and declared Hue as his chosen capital. The Imperal city of Hue prospered during the reign of the Nguyen Dynasty from 1802 – 1945. Hue is now renowned for its natural beauty, cultural heritage sites, long religious history and mouth watering cuisine.
A Hue City Tour from Danang is definitely a must experienced trip. The trip does not only showcases the destinations in Hue City but also takes the most beautiful coastal road from the modern Danang City to Hue city.
A full day small group tour will let you explore one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Site, the Hue Citadel . You will also be able to visit one of the most majestic royal tombs of the great Nguyen Emperors. Experience the calmness and serenity of the Thien Mu Pagoda situated at the Perfume River bank.
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