• Hai Van Pass - On the journey to Hue City, a stop at the magnificent Hai Van Pass is a must to admire its breathtaking natural beauty and stunning panoramic views. As one of Vietnam’s most scenic coastal roads, it offers a captivating blend of lush green mountains and the crystal-clear blue waters of the East Sea. The pass is also rich in history, having served as a strategic military location during the Vietnam War. Be sure to listen to the many unique and interesting stories shared by our local guide. From this vantage point, enjoy the panoramic views of Da Nang City, Tien Sa Port, and Son Tra Peninsula. Standing at 500 meters above sea level, it is the highest pass in Vietnam.
• Lang Co Beach - Experience the beauty of “One of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World” at Lang Co Beach. Nestled at the foot of Hai Van Pass, this pristine sea bay boasts a flat beach, stunning blue waters, and a diverse ecosystem, leaving visitors in awe.

Additionally, a visit to Lap An Lagoon is included—a hidden gem nestled between the majestic mountain range and the pristine Lang Co Bay. Known for its untouched beauty, tranquil atmosphere, and idyllic setting along Vietnam’s central coast, it offers a perfect immersion in nature before embarking on a unique journey of cultural and historical discovery at Hue Citadel. Our friendliness and hospitality aim to make the trip even more enjoyable and engaging from start to finish.

• Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh - This elaborate mausoleum, built for Emperor Khai Dinh, showcases a fusion of traditional Vietnamese design elements with European influences, reflecting the emperor’s appreciation for Western culture. The tomb’s opulent interior features colorful mosaics, detailed carvings, and ornate decorations, creating a visually stunning and culturally rich experience. Exploring Khai Dinh Tomb allows visitors to delve into the history of the Nguyen Dynasty and gain insight into the life and legacy of Emperor Khai Dinh.

The picturesque location of the tomb, nestled amidst scenic hills and lush greenery, adds to its allure and provides a tranquil setting for reflection and appreciation of the architectural marvels within. Around 12:00, enjoy a special lunch in Hue featuring 6-7 different signature dishes from the Nguyen Dynasty.

• Hue Imperial City (The Citadel) - As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the citadel stands as a testament to the country’s rich past, serving as the political and cultural heart of the Nguyen Dynasty. The architectural marvels within the complex, blending traditional Vietnamese design with French influences, offer a visual feast. Exploring the Forbidden Purple City, Royal Palace, and various temples provides deep insight into the royal life and traditions of Vietnam.

The picturesque setting along the Perfume River, surrounded by verdant gardens and scenic landscapes, adds to the allure of this historical gem. With our local expert, the trip to Hue Imperial City will be a fascinating journey through time, providing insights into Vietnamese history, culture, and architectural splendor.

• The Noon Gate (Cua Ngo Mon) - As the main entrance to the citadel, Noon Gate holds a special place in Vietnam’s imperial history. It served as the gateway for the emperor’s procession during important ceremonies and events. The gate is a large U-shaped structure consisting of a brick and stone foundation and a wooden pavilion with terracotta tiles. Its imposing structure, with its distinctive red color and intricate design, symbolizes power and grandeur.

Exploring Noon Gate allows visitors to appreciate the craftsmanship of traditional Vietnamese architecture and offers a glimpse into the royal rituals and traditions of the past. With our local experts, we will showcase the best of what it can offer, ensuring a good time with detailed insights into Vietnam’s history, culture, and people.

• The Mieu Temple - The Mieu Temple is a sacred site within the citadel dedicated to the worship of past emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty. As an important part of Vietnamese royal tradition, the temple offers a glimpse into the spiritual practices and beliefs of the imperial court. The temple’s architecture, characterized by intricate carvings, colorful decorations, and traditional design elements, showcases the craftsmanship and artistry of the era. Here, our local expert will explain and share stories of each King of the Nguyen Dynasty, providing deep insight into the culture of ancestor worship in Vietnam.
• Thai Hoa Palace - As the central and most important building within the citadel, Thai Hoa Palace served as the official reception hall for the Nguyen emperors, where important ceremonies and royal events took place. The palace’s impressive architecture, characterized by its traditional Vietnamese design, intricate wood carvings, and vibrant colors, exemplifies the grandeur and sophistication of the imperial court. Exploring Thai Hoa Palace allows visitors to step back in time and imagine the grand ceremonies and traditions held here. Inside, ancient artifacts, royal items, and special decorations reveal Vietnam’s royal past. Additionally, the peaceful atmosphere of the palace grounds, with its beautiful gardens and calm ponds, creates a relaxing environment to enjoy the palace’s beauty and historical importance.
• Thien Mu Pagoda - As one of the oldest and most iconic pagodas in Vietnam, Thien Mu Pagoda holds a special place in the country’s religious heritage. The pagoda’s seven-story octagonal tower, known as the Phuoc Duyen Tower, is a symbol of Hue and offers panoramic views of the Perfume River and surrounding countryside. Join us to explore the pagoda complex, which includes shrines, pavilions, and beautifully landscaped gardens, providing a peaceful retreat for meditation and contemplation. The pagoda’s historical importance, tranquil ambiance, and architectural beauty make it a must-visit destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in Vietnamese culture and spirituality. We love to share stories about our culture, history, and the significance of this pagoda to give visitors a deeper appreciation and interesting knowledge of Hue’s unique heritage.
• Perfume River - Around 15:30, enjoy a 30-minute Dragon Boat ride along the Perfume River to take in the charming views of the royal city from the water.

• Entry/Admission- The Mieu Temple
• Entry/Admission- Hai Van Pass
• Professional guide with background in history and culture
• Dragon Boat sailing along Perfume River (depending on the option)
• Entry/Admission- Khai Dinh Mausoleum
• Entry/Admission- Lang Co Bay
• Entry/Admission- Noon Gate (Cua Ngo Mon)
• Lunch showcasing 6-7 dishes of Hue (depending on the option)
• Entry/Admission- Thien Mu Pagoda
• Luxurious Private Round Trip Car
• Hai Van tunnel fees
• Entry/Admission- Thai Hoa Palace

• Personal Expense or Tip
• Travel Insurance

Experience a captivating customized tour of Hue, designed to immerse you in its rich history, culture, heritage, cuisine, and stunning natural landscapes. This journey goes beyond mere sightseeing, offering a deep connection to the spirit of the place.

Discover the Royal Palace, where the last dynasty lived and worked, featuring 13 different kings, each with their own unique stories. Gain insight into the workings and practices of royal government officials as you wander through the Forbidden Citadel.

Marvel at the most enchanting mausoleums, pagodas, and temples, crafted by Vietnam’s most talented artisans. Delve into the culture, cuisine, and habits of Hue by savoring the most exquisite dishes that once graced the tables of the Royal family.

Relax on the river by sailing an impressive Dragon Boat along the Perfume River, capturing the enchanting views of Hue city at every moment.

A knowledgeable guide will accompany you, sharing fascinating stories known only to locals about Vietnam’s last dynasty, the Nguyen dynasty.

Join this exploration like never before!

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