Royal city exploration in Hue

Hue had been the capital of Vietnam and the residents of this city act as if Hue still is. The city has a long and distinguished history. During the Tet Offensive in 1968 the North Vietnamese flag flew from the citadel flag pole for 25 days. When the Americans returned to re-take the city, Hue was virtually destroyed in over ten days of terrible conflicts.

At this tour we will pick you up at your hotel around 8.00 am then take a full day to discover the Royal Hue. You will start by visiting Emperor Minh Mang's; Emperor Khai Dinh's, and Emperor Tu Duc's mausoleums at the Vong canh Hill. We will stop on the way to see how Vietnamese people make conical hats and incense sticks.

After the visit, we will take lunch at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, we'll visit the imperial capital during the Nguyen Dynasty and, the seven storey Thien Mu Pagoda on the riverbank. Finally, we will return by boat on the gentle perfume river.

This is an excellent day tour if you are looking to explore Hue.