2025 Thuy Bang Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#citypassguide #hue #huecity #vietnam Just spent 2 magical days in Hue, the former imperial capital of Vietnam. 📍 Day 1: Explored the majestic Imperial City (Citadel) – full of ancient charm and imperial history. Wandered through the colorful Thuy Xuan Incense-making Village – vibrant, fragrant, and full of life. Visited the striking Phu Cam Cathedral, a mix of modern and Gothic styles. Ended the day with sunset views at Thien Mu Pagoda by the Perfume River. 📍 Day 2: Started the morning at the abandoned but fascinating Hồ Thủy Tiên Water Park – surreal, eerie, and totally unique. Stepped into the elegance of An Dinh Palace – beautifully preserved with French-Vietnamese architecture. Explored the royal tombs of Emperor Khai Dinh and Minh Mang – peaceful and impressive. Tasted Hue’s famous bun bo Hue and crispy banh khoai. Wrapped up with a relaxing boat ride at sunset 🌅 Hue may be small, but it’s packed with charm, culture, and history. Definitely a must-visit if you're traveling through central Vietnam!

The hotel in Hue was able to provide a transfer to Da Nang Airport! We arrived at night and drove 3 hours to Hue. The next day we took a tour of Hue city. Even if you are traveling alone, the hotel will guide you through a tour that you can join if you ask! In the afternoon of the tour, we visited Khai Dinh Imperial Tomb. Hue is extremely hot in May, so a hat and sunscreen are a must! The tomb is on the outskirts of Hue, so we recommend chartering a car or taking a tour. Khai Dinh Imperial Tomb is a new tomb built in the 20th century. The ceramic decorations are incredibly gorgeous and a must-see! #Khai Dinh Imperial Tomb #Vietnam Travel#Overseas Travel

Getting There - Tomb of Khai Dinh Hue is located in an area quite close to Hue city center, only about 9km, so traveling is quite convenient, it takes about 20 minutes to move. From Hue city center, you move west to Hanoi road, then go to Ngo Quyen street, continue in the direction of Dien Bien Phu and Minh Mang streets to reach Khai Dinh Hue mausoleum. Attractions - 1. Tam Quan Gate Tam Quan Gate stands out with its majestic and superficial architecture, is the entrance to visit Khai Dinh Hue Tomb, you will need to step through the first 37 steps to get there. The pillars at the Tam Quan gate area were built in the Hindu style, showing the unique cultural and architectural interference between Vietnam and India. 2. Nghi Mon and Bai Dinh yard From Tam Quan gate, you continue 29 steps to reach Nghi Mon area and Bai Dinh courtyard, there, you will be overwhelmed to admire the statues of courtiers and soldiers lined up in four symmetrical rows. Carved with very fine details. 3. Explore Thien Dinh Palace at Khai Dinh Tomb After going through the leveling floor (3rd and 4th floor) inside Khai Dinh Hue mausoleum, you will reach Thien Dinh Palace, located on the 5th highest floor, where the body of King Khai Dinh is buried, and also the place where King Khai Dinh is buried. The most unique sightseeing area, showing the creativity, breaking ways and love of art of King Nguyen Khai Dinh. Hotels - Vinpearl Hue Food & Restaurants - Com Hen Shopping - Dong Ba Market #mytripvlog

Thuy Tien Lake Park in Hue is so beautiful that it is mysterious in an American newspaper Abandoned for a long time, recently through the lens of Claudio Sieber (USA), Thuy Tien Lake Park in Hue appeared with an incredibly desolate, mysterious and mysterious beauty, suddenly becoming famous among travel enthusiasts. Thuy Tien Lake Water Park, located in Thua Thien Hue province, does not appear on the Vietnam tourism map. Even the locals shook their heads in bewilderment when asked about the existence of this place. The reason is that the amusement park has been abandoned for a long time, inside there are only ruins, ruins with a quiet space, no one comes.

#100usdchallenge 📍Hue for $100: 2 Days in the Imperial Heart of Vietnam 🇻🇳 Hi, traveler of time and inner rhythm🎶 Today — a deep dive into Hue, the former imperial capital of Vietnam, where the air is filled with silence and every stone remembers the Nguyen dynasty. This isn’t just a trip. It’s a meditation through time, a conversation with history, a journey to the soul of power and harmony. I’m not just a traveler. I’m a soul explorer, a psychologist of change. And today I’m sharing a route that will awaken your senses, save money, and leave a mark on your heart. 🌟 Why Hue? Because Hue is: - The former imperial capital (1802–1945) - Home to fortresses, palaces, temples, and the Perfume River - A place where power meets peace, and history blends with nature - A city that speaks in whispers — but you’ll hear it for life 🧭 Itinerary: 2 Days in Hue 🌅 Day 1: The Imperial Citadel & River of Time 1. Morning: Walk through the Imperial Citadel (Forbidden Purple City) - Entry: ~$6 - Vietnamese version of China’s Forbidden City — wooden halls, ponds, deep calm 2. Breakfast: Banh Mi or com hen (snail rice dish) - ~$2 - Local specialty, rich in flavor 3. Afternoon: Boat ride on the Perfume River - ~$3 - To Thien Mu Pagoda — symbol of Hue - On shore: the emperor Bao Dai’s old car, left as an offering 4. Lunch: Street food near Dong Ba Market - ~$2–3 5. Evening: Riverside walk - Free - Locals play chess, kids bike, sun sets behind pagodas 🌅 Day 2: Tombs, Silence & Soul 1. Morning: Tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh - Entry: ~$3 - Unique mix of Vietnamese, European, and Buddhist styles - 49 steps — one for each day after death 2. Lunch: Riverside café - ~$3 - Coffee, fruit, quiet thoughts 3. Afternoon: Tomb of Minh Mang or Tu Duc - Entry: ~$3 - Surrounded by gardens, lakes, peace - Perfect place to sit and just *be* 4. Evening: Dinner & final walk - ~$5 - Try local soup or rice dish - If lucky — catch a traditional cung dinh music performance 🛏️ Accommodation: - Budget guesthouse: ~$15/night → $30 total 📸 Photographer’s Tip: Don’t photograph objects — photograph energy. - Shoot shadows, water reflections, old hands, empty courtyards - Use low angles — like you’re part of the past - Black & white captures the soul of Hue best 🔑 The One Secret: 💎 Few know this: 10 minutes from town is Kim Long village, where artisans still make instruments for imperial court music. An old man lives there who can show you how it sounded. He barely speaks English — but when he plays, time stops. Ask any driver: “Kim Long, traditional music” 🎶 — and step into another world. Why You Should Go: Because Hue isn’t just a city. It’s a space where you learn to listen to silence, where the past is alive, and where you remember that true power lies in harmony, not noise

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Among the many royal tombs in Hue, the one that left the deepest impression on me was undoubtedly Khai Dinh Tomb. While other imperial tombs seemed to harmonize with nature, this one was the epitome of grandeur. It felt less like a tomb and more like a small European-style castle. Interestingly, Emperor Khai Dinh was known for his admiration of French culture and had a strong affinity for Czech influences. As a result, this tomb showcases a unique blend of European and Vietnamese architectural styles. Its opulent design, which deviates from traditional aesthetics, is striking. Understanding this historical context makes the visit even more meaningful.

Born Nguyen Phuc Buu Dao, Khai Dinh (ruled 1916-25) was the second-last Emperor in the Nguyen Dynasty. He was the son of Emperor Dong Khanh. Dong Khanh was the most submissive of the Nguyen Emperors to French colonialism. After the French expelled the patriotic Emperor Duy Tan, they chose the son of Emperor Dong Khanh to be the nominal ruler of Vietnam. As such, Khai Dinh’s was a puppet government for the French. As a puppet for the French, Khai Dinh’s government suppressed the Vietnamese’ resistance movements against colonial rule. There was, indeed, lots of ill will toward Khai Dinh from the people of Vietnam. There is flair in the very structure itself. The Royal Mausoleum of Khai Dinh has a remarkably different appearance from the classical structures at the Royal Mausoleums of Tu Duc and Minh Mang. It seemed to be a stone structure (it is actually a concrete structure, unlike the other royal tombs that are brick structures). Conspicuous dragon pillars line the two sides of every gate. The three middle halls of the Thien Dinh Palace are the royal crypt and the altar hall. The flooring inside the Palace are granite. Elegant inlaid ceramic and glass fragments bas reliefs adorn the walls. Inside the Khai Thanh Temple, a bronze statue of Khai Dinh sits above the burial. This bronze statue was cast in France in 1920. The whole arena is glistening in gold. I really did marvel at the Royal Mausoleum of Khai Dinh, especially because I had no prior knowledge of Khai Dinh’s penchant for all things French. The royal tomb’s stature was remarkable. The décor inside the Thien Dinh Palace was so amazing that my heart raced at the sight of its beauty. It would not be an exaggeration to say that this is a mini-Versailles in Vietnam. That said, it would not require any imagination to know that this grandiosity was equivalent to wastefulness. I “wowed” through the royal tomb, but for this reason I did not like it. #hue #vietnam #vietnamhistory #khaidinh #nguyen #colonialism #french #southeastasia #travel

#vietnamtrip It all began on a warm morning when my friend suggested we explore something unusual—an abandoned water park called Thuy Tien. We had heard stories about its mysterious charm and decided it would be worth our time. Little did we know that this adventure would leave us awestruck and eager to share our experiences. As soon as we arrived, the first thing that struck me was how nature had reclaimed what humans once built. Bright green vines climbed up old slides, while trees sprouted through cracked concrete paths. It felt like stepping into another dimension where time stood still. We wandered through the empty spaces, discovering hidden corners overrun by plants. Each step revealed more layers of decay, yet there was beauty in the chaos. The giant swimming pools were now murky ponds surrounded by lush foliage, their former glory barely visible beneath the surface. I couldn’t help but imagine the laughter and joy these places must have brought years ago. Now they stood silent witnesses to the passage of time. Walking among them gave me goosebumps—a mix of excitement and melancholy. Photographers captured stunning shots against this backdrop, capturing both the eerie silence and serene tranquility. Every corner offered new perspectives, inviting exploration deeper into the heart of Thuy Tien. By mid-day, after hours spent exploring, I realized why people find such places so captivating. They remind us not only of lost moments but also highlight the resilience of nature itself. In the end, Thuy Tien left an indelible mark on my memory, becoming one of those rare gems worth sharing with others. ▌ Address: Đường Hải Phòng, Xã Lộc Vĩnh, Huyện Cam Lâm, Khánh Hoà Province, Vietnam Opening Hours: Always open, best visited during daylight hours

#Hue Imperial City #Hue Khai Dinh Imperial City #Hue Lingmu Follow Choose the trip from Da Nang to Hue. The driving distance takes about two hours. You can see many local scenery along the way. It feels very good. After arriving in Hue, you can feel the full atmosphere of ancient monuments. At first, you arrive at the Imperial City. You can see many people wearing Vietnamese royal costumes and modern Ao Dai. You feel a full cultural shock, plus the ancient scenery, and your mind is full of plots. Later, I went to Lingmu Temple and the Royal Tomb. After watching, I felt that Vietnam likes stone carvings very much. I admire them for using ordinary stones to carve out cultural relics with vitality.

Khai Dinh Tomb (or Ung Lang) is the tomb of King Khai Dinh, located on Chau Chu Mountain (Hue). This is a unique work that blends Asian and European architecture, featuring extremely sophisticated interior decoration made of porcelain and glass. Although small in area, the tomb is splendid, luxurious and is a symbol of the cultural exchange between East and West in the late Nguyen Dynasty.

#postandearn #cheaptravel Hue is home to many historical sites, especially from the Nguyen dynasty era. Don’t miss these highlights: • Imperial City (Đại Nội): A large complex of palaces, temples, walls, and gates. Walk through the majestic courtyards and imagine life during royal times. • Khai Dinh Tomb: This tomb blends Vietnamese and European architecture. It’s filled with detailed carvings, colorful mosaics, and sits on a hill with great views. • Minh Mang Tomb: Surrounded by lakes and gardens, this tomb reflects harmony between nature and royal architecture. It’s a peaceful place to visit. Taste Traditional Hue Cuisine Hue is also famous for its food, which is known for small portions, delicate flavors, and royal presentation. • Nhà Hàng Vỹ Dạ Xưa: A beautiful riverside restaurant offering traditional dishes like bánh bèo (steamed rice cakes) and lộ lạc. The setting is calm and elegant, perfect for a slow meal. • Quán ăn An Tâm: A local favorite for nem lụi (grilled lemongrass pork skewers) and bún thịt nướng (grilled pork with noodles). Tasty and satisfying. Chill at Hue’s Stylish Cafes Hue’s café scene is also worth exploring. • tan.: A modern café with an eye-catching industrial and brutalist design that’s great for photos. The atmosphere is cool and creative. • Daudo: Set by the riverside, this café has vintage and retro décor. A relaxing place to enjoy the view and take a break. • Phinholic: Known for serving strong, flavorful phin-style coffee—Vietnam’s classic drip brew. ⸻ Hue is quiet but rich in charm. Whether you love history, food, or coffee culture, it offers something unique and meaningful to explore

Located far from city center but convenient to move. Compared to other exhibition, the price is little high to number of masterpieces they have. But in level to Hue price, it is acceptable. Worth trying though it stays in last position among 30 places recommended to go in Hue. A different experience 📅 Itinerary Day1： Day2: Day3: 🏨 Accommodation 🍴 Food Recommendations 📌 Tips

Hue is a historic city that served as the last capital of Vietnam's Nguyen Dynasty. While it is less known among domestic tourists compared to Hanoi, Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Ho Chi Minh City, it is often included as a day-trip destination when visiting Da Nang. As the final capital of the dynasty, Hue is home to iconic attractions such as palaces and imperial tombs. The harmonious blend of Western architectural styles and Vietnam's unique designs adds to the city's charm. For travelers looking to avoid areas crowded with Korean tourists during their Vietnam trip, Hue is highly recommended. Unlike Da Nang or Hoi An, Hue has relatively fewer Korean visitors, offering a more authentic overseas travel experience. Another notable advantage of Hue is its pleasant environment and well-maintained cityscape. While major cities in Vietnam often face issues like air pollution and inadequate urban planning, Hue offers well-developed park facilities along the Perfume River, perfect for jogging or cycling. A stroll along the scenic riverside will leave you with unforgettable memories, especially the stunning sunsets viewed from the riverbank. Above all, the food in Hue is exceptional. Every restaurant in the region provides satisfying meals, and the affordable prices allow travelers to enjoy a variety of dishes without financial strain, making it a major attraction for visitors. We highly recommend traveling to the charming city of Hue!

Just a short ride away, a completely different energy awaits at Thuy Tien Lake Abandoned Water Park. Shrouded in mystery and overgrown by nature, this eerie attraction offers a surreal, spine-tingling contrast to the calm of the riverside—perfect for curious adventurers seeking something off the beaten path. Whether you’re drawn to poetic beauty or haunting vibes, Hue at night promises an unforgettable experience that blends peace and thrill in perfect harmony. 📍 Address: Thuy Tien Lake Park 💰 Average Price per Person: Free ✨ Reasons to Recommend: Unique nighttime views, peaceful walk, hidden spooky gem #huevietnam #nightinHue #perfumelights #abandonedwaterpark #thuytienlake #vietnambynight #hiddenvietnam #freeattraction #tripmoments

Khai Dinh Tomb stands out as one of the most unique and elaborate royal tombs in Hue. Unlike the traditional Vietnamese architectural style, this tomb blends Eastern and Western influences—creating a bold, striking structure nestled on a hillside. Climbing the stone steps, you’re greeted by stone statues of guards and mandarins, lined up in quiet formation. Inside, the real treasure awaits: the intricately decorated main hall, where walls and ceilings are covered in vibrant glass and porcelain mosaics. The detail is stunning, especially the ornate ceiling above the emperor’s tomb. Though smaller than other royal tombs, Khai Dinh’s artistic grandeur leaves a lasting impression. Visit in the early morning or late afternoon for cooler weather and softer light for photography. #HueHeritage #KhaiDinhTomb #ImperialVietnam #CulturalTravel #VietnamHistory #RoyalLegacy #UNESCOWorldHeritage

This time I will introduce tourist spots in Vietnam. This place is a little far from the city, so it is highly recommended to go there on a tour. If you go on a nice day, you can see the surrounding mountain road from the high ground, which is great. Please go there once. Khai Dinh Tomb Lăng Khải Định Vietnam 530000 xã Thủy Bằng, huyện Hương Thuỷ Huế Thua Thien-Hue Province Opening hours 7:00 to 17:30 #0 yen trip

#SoutheastAsiaTravel #VietnamTravel #DaNangNearTravelDestination #DaNangTravel #HueTravel #PlacesToVisitInHue 🌳 Recommended travel destinations near Da Nang where you can observe the beauty of classical Vietnamese architecture in the lush forest 📍Khai Dinh Tomb: Núi, Châu Chữ, quận Thuận Hóa, Thành phố Huế 530000 Vietnam 📍Opening Hours: 07:00~17:30 👑 I would like to introduce you to the ‘Khai Dinh Tomb’ as a historical attraction worth visiting in Hue near Da Nang, the royal tomb of an old Vietnamese emperor! It is located in a lush forest, so the air is very good, and it is not a crowded tourist attraction, so you can take a quiet walk! It is a place where you can observe the architectural style of classical Vietnamese temples and tombs with splendid architectural styles both inside and outside! 💛 If you go later, I definitely recommend you stop by!

Another popular check-in spot in Hue City is the old amusement park that has been abandoned for a long time. The dragon statue at the Thuy Tien Lake amusement park stands 20 meters tall and is about 50 meters long, surrounding a water pavilion. Tourists often stop to take photos from the floating bridge leading to the dragon statue and enjoy the view from the dragon's mouth. When we visited, many foreigners liked to climb up and take photos from the top of the dragon's head. The atmosphere is eerie and scary, so it's recommended to visit before it gets dark to get beautiful photos. Motorcycles can also drive close to the giant dragon statue.

Hồ Thuỷ Tiên is an abandoned theme water park. Road goes through a few old rusted water sliders and other attractions. The place is surprisingly very well-maintained. There are very few tourists, though they were more than I expected to see in an abandoned place. There aren't much shade, so I'm glad that I came there in early morning when it wasn't that hot still. My friends and I spent about an hour strolling around and taking pictures of the old creepy roller coasters and sliders. Overall, it's an interesting place to see. On one hand it is such as shame that it got abandoned. On the other hand, it surely got some weird kind of charm that a working waterpark cannot possibly have. #themeparks #vietnam #hue 📍Address: CH5H+5CG, hồ Tiên, Thủy, Thủy Bằng, Hương Thủy, Thừa Thiên Huế, Vietnam

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี#Tomb of Khai Dinh #ตomb #Hue After our group got off the car, the first thing we saw was the magnificent black and gloomy tomb, completely black in color. It looked very strange and surprising. The Tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh (Tomb of Khai Dinh) is a tomb located in Hue. It is the only tomb that combines Eastern and Western architecture beautifully. The entrance to the tomb is decorated with a magnificent dragon staircase that leads to the first floor. Then there is a staircase to the second floor, which is lined with stone statues of elephants, horses, military and civilian officials. In the middle of the floor is a plaque written in Chinese characters, written by King Bao Dai to commemorate his father. The top is the Thien Dinh Palace, which is beautifully decorated. Using colored floor tiles, large mural paintings of dragons in the clouds, and life-size bronze statues of King Khai Dinh. When you see and walk around the tomb, sometimes you get goosebumps and feel the grandeur of this tomb. You really won't be disappointed. Who had the opportunity to come and see - The entrance fee to Khai Dinh Tomb is 150,000 VND for adults 📍Located on a hill in Hue, Vietnam

#traveldiaries This is Ho Thuy Tien Waterpark in Hue. It was temporarily opened in 2004, and before the official opening, the entire playground was closed due to lack of support. Even the locals don't know why. After that, it became popular among locals and tourists as an abandoned playground. Originally a fun purpose, but now it's unusual, It happened to be disturbing. It takes about 25 minutes and half an hour to get there by bike from Hue city in Vietnam 🇻🇳. #hue #vietnam

#VietnamTravel My visit to Thuy Tian Lake was a special and mysterious experience. Located near Hoi An, this lake is famous for its parks that add charm and eccentricity to the place. While walking around the lake, I felt the tranquil atmosphere of the surroundings where nature has captured most of the ancient architecture. The giant dragon sculptures surrounding the main building were one of the highlights, giving the place a special sense of adventure. Although desolate, the natural and exotic beauty of the place attracts visitors who want to get away from the crowds of tourists and have a unique experience.

#SoutheastAsiaTravel #Hue #HueTravelDestination #VietnamHue #EmperorKhaiDinh #KhaiDinhTomb #PlacesToVietnam #HueTravel #VietnamHueTravel 🇻🇳 Vietnam Hue Travel Must-visit Destination 🚩 Address: 530000 Vietnam, Thủy Bằng huyện Hương Thuỷ, Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế ⏰ Business Hours: 07:00 ~ 17:30 💰 Entrance Fee: Adults 150,000 VND / Children 30,000 VND During the French colonial period, he took the side of France and exploited the people, and lived a luxurious life himself. Khai Dinh, the 12th emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty👑 I went up many stairs and checked the ticket, and next to the stairs It is decorated with flowerbeds, and if you go up a little more stairs, there is an octagonal pavilion with the stele of Emperor Khai Dinh. If you go up one more floor past the stele, you will come across Cung Thiên Định, where Emperor Khai Dinh's remains are buried 🌟It is full of gorgeous patterns decorated with gold and colorful tiles, and you will come across Cung Thien Dinh, where Emperor Khai Dinh's remains are buried Even though it was built during the French colonial period, you can see the extremely gorgeous and delicate decorations made of porcelain and glass, and it is the most gorgeous of the imperial tombs in Vietnam, which is the most fitting description of the Khai Dinh Tomb🇻🇳

I highly recommend taking a tour in Da Nang and then taking a tour to Hue for a day! It's a bit far, but it'll be a fulfilling trip! After - Hue Imperial Palace, Emperor Khai Dinh's Tomb, Thien Mu Pagoda, and King Minh Mang's Tomb were all great things for my whole family! Hue is the equivalent of Gyeongju in Korea, but it's said to be the old capital of Vietnam. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site, so there are many relics and things to see. If I had time, I thought it would be nice to spend a night and look around slowly. Emperor Khai Dinh's Tomb - This is a royal tomb that boasts a unique beauty, combining European and Asian, ancient and modern architectural styles. It was built with concrete, but maybe that's why it's turned black...? This place boasts a grand and unique color from the entrance building. It's the tomb of the 12th emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty, Khai Dinh (1916-1925), and it was built over 11 years from 1920 to 1931. Compared to other imperial tombs, it is small in size, but its unique and beautiful appearance, which combines European and Asian, ancient and modern architectural styles, is particularly noteworthy. When you climb the stairs with the largest dragon carved on both sides of Vietnam, you enter a small palace, with two rows of stone statues of elephants, horses, military officers and civil servants facing each other. At the end of the tomb are pointed obelisks to show the stability and majesty of the Nguyen Dynasty, and in the center is a monument to Emperor Bao Dai, who recorded the merits of his father Emperor Khai Dinh. Emperor Khai Dinh ruled from 1916 to 1925, the latter half of the Nguyen Dynasty. This tomb is a Western-style concrete structure that was started in 1920 and completed in 1931. It is characterized by the many European architectural styles that were influenced by French colonial rule. The Gothic-style buildings and spires made of stone and concrete look like European cathedrals, and even the faces of the stone statues guarding the emperor have Western faces. The main building, the Gyesongjeon, where the emperor's tomb is located, has a bronze and gold-plated life-size statue of Emperor Khai Dinh, and the emperor's remains are said to be located 18 meters underground under the statue. The walls and ceilings of the Gyesongjeon are decorated with porcelain and glass, like Western stained glass, in a splendid and dazzling way. ▪️Khai Dinh Tomb ▫️Vietnam 530,000 xã Thuy Bằng, Huyện Hương Thuỷ Huế Thua Thien-Hue Province ▫️Operating hours: 07:00~17:30 ▫️There is a Korean explanation app at the entrance. Note #Vietnam travel #Vietnam Hue #Hue travel #Hue free travel course #Places to visit in Hue #Hue royal tomb #Hue tour #Vietnam Hue tour #Hue Minh Mang tomb #Hue royal palace #Hue Khai Dinh tomb #Khai Dinh tomb #Places to visit in Hue #Hue family travel #Hue family travel recommended course

#LuckyPost #VietnamTravel #Hue #WorldHeritageCity In Vietnam, there are many emperor tombs, but the tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh has received the most attention🌟 because its architectural style blends East and West in the most beautiful way. This tomb is located on a hill. The exterior of the building is dark but elegant. The main building is white. The interior is indescribably luxurious. Above the tomb is a golden statue of the emperor. It is another place that

#vietnamtrip The Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh is one of the most visited attraction in Hue City, Vietnam 🇻🇳. It was built in 1920 & completed in 1931 as a resting place for Emperor Khai Dinh(1916-1925), the 12th Emperor of Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam. The architecture of the mausoleum is a combination of eastern & western styles, artistic & modern 🤗 (a) Tam Quan Gate - Vietnamese gate & Hindu style pillars (b) Khai Thanh Hall - porcelain and glass (c) Nghi Mon Area & Bai Dinh Yard - Statue of royals, warriors, horses 🐎 & elephant 🐘 When I step in my foot into the Khai Thanh Hall, the interiors are beautiful especially the stunning splendor & the ceiling painting. My eyes can’t leave from the interiors 🤩 If you want to immerse yourself with the top beautiful emperor palace, the Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh definitely will be amazed you 🔥 Attraction: Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh Address: Chau Chau Hamlet, Hue, Vietnam 🇻🇳 Opening hours: 7am - 5.30pm, daily Entrance fees: Adults: VND150,000, Children: VND30,000 #mausoleum #hue

Tucked away in the middle of a forest in a quaint town called Hue in Vietnam is an abandoned dragon shaped water park on a lake. You can get here by motorbike or taxi and is usually free entry although the security guard is sometimes known to not let people in. The views from the very top are amazing because you can get inside the dragons mouth which is very unique. The surrounding lake and forest is beautiful and features a path all the way along for people who enjoy a walk through a calm nature area. #hue #Vietnam

#VietnamTravel #HueTravelDestination #VietnamHue #EmperorKhaiDinh #KhaiDinhTomb #PlacesToVietnam #HueTravel #VietnamHueTravel 🚩 Address: 530000, Thủy Bằng huyện Hương Thuỷ, Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế Vietnam ⏰ Business Hours: 07:00 ~ 17:30 💰 Entrance Fee: Adults 150,000 VND / Children 30,000 VND During the French colonial period, he sided with France and exploited the people, and lived a luxurious life himself, Khai Dinh, the 12th emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty👑 I went up many stairs to check my ticket There are flowerbeds decorated next to the stairs And if you go up a little more stairs, you will see the Monument to the Merit of Emperor Khai Dinh There is an octagonal pavilion. If you go up one more level past the pavilion, you will come across the Cung Thiên Định, where Emperor Khai Dinh's remains are buried. 🌟The entire area is decorated with gorgeous patterns of gold and colorful tiles, and you will come across the Cung Thien Dinh, where Emperor Khai Dinh's remains are buried. Even though it was built during the French colonial period, it is the most splendid among the imperial tombs in Vietnam, where you can see the decorations made of porcelain and glass that are incredibly splendid and delicate. The Khai Dinh Tomb🇻🇳