－ What You Can Expect －

Step into the heart of Vietnamese imperial history with a visit to Hue Imperial City, the cultural treasure that once served as the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty. Enclosed by 10 km of fortress walls, the sprawling 500-hectare site features three layered complexes: Kinh Thanh (Citadel), Hoang Thanh (Imperial City), and Tu Cam Thanh (Forbidden Purple City). From the majestic Ngo Mon Gate to the ceremonial Thai Hoa Palace, every corner reveals centuries of royal elegance and Confucian tradition.

Beyond the walls of Dai Noi, travelers can explore the royal tombs of Tu Duc, Minh Mang, and Khai Dinh, each one a harmonious blend of architecture, natural landscape, and spiritual symbolism. Whether you're wandering through poetic pine forests or admiring East-West architectural fusion, Hue’s historical landmarks promise a journey into Vietnam’s regal past. Choose from single-site or combo tickets and book now on Traveloka for a smooth, culturally rich experience.

－ Tourist Attraction Overview －

Towering fortress gates lead into Hue’s vast citadel complex lined with lotus ponds and imperial courtyards.

A tranquil path winds through pine-covered hills toward Minh Mang’s stately lakeside tomb.

Intricately carved stone dragons guard the steps of Khai Dinh Tomb, blending Eastern and Western design.

Sunlight filters through mossy brick walls at Tu Duc Tomb, evoking poetry and royal nostalgia.