Description

Hue, the last imperial capital between the 19th – 20th centuries, preserves the finest cultural and traditional values. The complex of Hue monuments contains royal palaces, tombs, and other stunning places recognized as UNESCO Heritage in 1993 for its uniqueness and value of architecture and history in an oriental kingdom.

• Boat trip– Thien Mu pagoda
• Imperial citadel
• Dong Ba market
• Khai Dinh tomb
• Tu Duc tomb
• Incense- conical hat-making village

Itinerary:

• 08:00: Our tour guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel/stay in Hue City at the boat station for a boat trip on The Perfume River to the very first place, Thien Mu Pagoda (Heaven Fairy Lady Pagoda) – the oldest Buddhist temple in Hue city from 1601. 
• Moving back to the city by car to the Imperial Citadel – the home of the last Vietnamese dynasty Nguyen. Discovering the UNESCO site with a complex of ramparts, palaces, temples, and gardens intact and restored after two big wars.
• Dong Ba market will be the next, with a variety of merchandise being sold. Joining in hustled and bustled crowd for more understanding of Vietnamese daily life.
• Lunch at a local Restaurant with local foods or vegetarian foods (recommended) and relax for the afternoon half.
• After lunch, you all move to the mountainous side of the city to learn more about a particular preparation for the afterlife of Nguyen Emperors
• Khai Dinh Tomb– a cultural and architectural cross was clearly displayed in a unique construction where the king rests in peace.
• Tu Duc tomb – considered the most majestic of all the Royal Tombs with an excellent combination of nature, architecture, and Fen Shui in a memorial park.
• Incense and the conical hat-making village is the last place on tour to see how locals maintain their traditional craft. 
• 4:00 pm: Drop you off at your hotel/stay downtown.