- Hai Van Pass - Hai Van Pass is one of the most beautiful passes in Vietnam. It used to be watch towers for the Emperors in the old days. You are going to see old brick towers built in 1840 and American bunkers built in 1960’
- Lang Co - This is a fishing village that you can have a panoramic view when you get here. This is picturesque spot as you see long sandy beach and beautiful mountain behind.
- Lap An Lagoon - This is an oyster farm with beautiful view. You are going to see lots of fishing nets as well as fishermen fishing in the water. The scenery is just traquil.
- Hue Imperial City (The Citadel) - This is the former living quarters of royal family of Nguyen Dynasty. Lots of ruins and temples and palaces built from 1805 and finished in 1832. There are Imperial Gate, Thai Hoa Palace, Royal Theatre, Truong Sinh Residence…
- Thien Mu Pagoda - This is a famous Buddist pagoda in Hue, it is pretty as the pagoda built on the hill overlooking Perfume river. There is big 7 storey Buddist pagoda in front and main sanctuary for worshipping as well as an old car left by Superior monk in his self-immolation in 1963 in Saigon.
- Tomb of Tu Duc - The tomb of romance. It was the summer retreat and second home for Emperor Tu Duc in the old times. The tomb has a strong influence of Chinese architecture and divided into 2 parts; the temple and the burial. This is worthwhile visiting in Hue.
- Hue - Vietnam’s former capital, Hue, is a historical, cultural, and architecturally stunning city. Hue, which is located in central Vietnam along the banks of the Perfume River, was the political, cultural, and religious hub of the Nguyen Dynasty from 1802 until 1945.
The well-preserved imperial castle, royal tombs, pagodas, and historic sites all attest to the city’s rich legacy. The UNESCO-listed Imperial City, a vast complex surrounded by defensive walls with palaces, temples, pavilions, and elaborate gateways that reflect the pinnacle of Vietnamese feudal architecture, is the focal point of Hue.
Another highlight are the several royal tombs that can be found across Hue’s outskirts. They are stunning examples of craftsmanship and design, and each one captures the essence of the emperor’s character and reign.
Hue’s ancient capital offers a captivating journey through Vietnam’s imperial past, where centuries of history come alive amidst its timeless landmarks and cultural treasures.
- Private transportation
- Bottled water
- English speaking guide
- Lunch (Vietnamese set menu)
- Tissues
- Entrance tickets
- Personal expenses
- Travel Insurance
- Tips
At 8 a.m we come to pick you up at hotel in Da Nang then begin a remarkable day to visit Hue from Da Nang to drive through Hai Van Pass: one of the best and nicest coastal roads in the world. Take a short break at Lang Co Bay town - one of the most beautiful bays.
Continue with a short stop at Lap An Oyster Farm where you can take some pictures of the Lagoon.
At around 11:00 a.m visit Hue Citadel: a fortress built for the Nguyen Royal Family including Hue Citadel, Imperial city and Forbidden city. Visit Noon Gate, Thai Hoa Palace, Royal Theater, Truong Sinh Residence…
At around 13:00 p.m have some lunch in a local restaurant then driver to Thien Mu Pagoda - a holy place and Buddist center for Hue people.
At around 14:00 transfer to Tu Duc Tomb: a nice tomb in a lush garden surrounded by trees, lakes, temples…
At 15:00 p.m car transfer back to Da Nang city.
At around 17:00 p.m you will be dropped off at the hotel. Tour ends.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
