Huế

Region ·🇻🇳 Wietnam

Ludność 1 178 600

Powierzchnia 4821 km²

Strefa czasowa Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh

Oficjalna strona internetowa hue.gov.vn/vi-vn/

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Thừa Thiên Huế: Imperial Essentials

Thừa Thiên Huế centers on the former Nguyen Dynasty capital, featuring the expansive Imperial Citadel and the seven-story Thien Mu Pagoda. The region is renowned for its elaborate royal tombs, including the French-influenced Khải Định and the serene Minh Mạng mausoleums. Beyond imperial architecture, the landscape includes the scenic Hai Van Pass and the eerie abandoned waterpark at Ho Thuy Tien. Cultural heritage is preserved within the Royal Antiquities Museum, while the bustling Dong Ba Market offers a glimpse into local daily life.

13 places

Hue's Editor's Choice

This collection highlights the architectural legacy of the Nguyễn Dynasty in Hue. The Imperial Citadel served as the administrative heart of the empire, while the Thien Mu Pagoda remains a spiritual landmark overlooking the Perfume River. The list includes the distinct royal tombs of Emperors Tự Đức, Minh Mạng, and Khải Định, each showcasing varying landscaping styles and fusion architecture. For a glimpse into contemporary local life, the historic Dong Ba Market offers traditional foods and regional goods.

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Sacred Sites of Vietnam

Explore the diverse spiritual landscape of Thừa Thiên Huế province, centered around the former imperial capital. This collection features iconic 19th-century Nguyen Dynasty structures, including the ornate Royal Tomb of Khải Định and the expansive Thế Tổ Miếu ancestral temple. The list spans historic Buddhist sites like the seven-story Thiên Mụ Pagoda and the secluded Trúc Lâm Bạch Mã Zen Monastery, alongside local village communal houses and the 20th-century Thiên An Benedictine Monastery.

20 places

Historic Vietnamese Sites

Centered on the former capital of Huế, this collection spans the Nguyen Dynasty's rule from 1802 to 1945. It includes the UNESCO-listed Imperial City, featuring the highly restricted Purple Forbidden City and ornate ceremonial gates. The list also highlights the architectural evolution of royal tombs, from the classical landscape of Minh Mang to the European-influenced Khai Dinh, alongside the strategic Vietnam War battlefield of Hamburger Hill.

9 places

Viewpoints and Scenic Spots

This collection features the diverse landscapes of Thua Thien Hue province, ranging from the 1,450-meter summit of Bach Ma Mountain to the expansive Tam Giang-Cau Hai lagoon system. It includes the 300-meter-high Do Quyen waterfall, the historical Hai Van Pass fortifications, and the tiered cascades of A Nor. These sites showcase the region's natural geography, including the white sand beaches of Lang Co and the inland streams of the A Luoi highlands.

10 places