Discover Hue Imperial City: Full-Day Guided Group Tour Depart from Da Nang or Hoi An
ITINERARY (Timings may vary depending on group size and traffic conditions)
07:30 – 08:30 AM | Driver and guide will pick you up from your hotel, depart to Hue Imperial city.
En the route, you will have a chance by stop-over and take photos at Lap An Lagoon, a highlight of the stunning Lang Co Sea landscape.
09:30 AM | Arrive in Hue, where you will visit Khai Dinh Tomb – known for its blend of traditional Vietnamese and European architectural styles. Constructed in the early 20th century, it serves as the final resting place of Emperor Khai Dinh.
12:30 PM | Have local lunch, take a break in the restaurant.
PM | After that, we will continue to visit:
- Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue's oldest and most beautiful pagoda, considered as the symbol of the religion and spirit of the Hue people.
- Hue Citadel, which was recognized by UNESCO as World Cultural Heritage in 1993. Having witnessed many vicissitudes of history, Hue Citadel is still long-lasting and remains a cherished value. Learn about the 13 Nguyen dynasty kings who ruled for over 140 years
17:30 – 18:00 | Drop off at your hotel. End of services. Goodbye & hope you had a blast!
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Surcharge for far pick-up/ drop-off will incur for travelers staying outside Da Nang Center including:
- Hotels/ Resorts located in Nai Hien Dong Ward and Tho Quang Ward, Son Tra District (Golden Bay, Alan Sea Hotel...)
- Hotels/Resorts located in Hoa Hai Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District (from Hyatt to Grandvrio Resort)
- InterContinental Resort
For travellers who do not require pickup, please meet our tour guide in front of "Novotel Da Nang - 36 Bạch Đằng street, Da Nang city"
▲ Lập An Lagoon and Lăng Cô Bay are known for their breathtaking scenery — calm waters, mountain backdrops, and white sandy beaches — perfect for a peaceful stop
▲ Khai Dinh Tomb, built in the early 20th century, is the final resting place of Emperor Khai Dinh (1885–1925), the 12th ruler of the Nguyen Dynasty. Famous for its elaborate design, the tomb blends traditional Vietnamese elements with strong European influences, making it become an unique imperial monuments.
▲ Thien Mu Pagoda, built in 1601, is a historic Buddhist temple by the Perfume River. It is recognized for its seven-story Phước Duyên Tower and important role in Hue's spiritual life.
▲ The Hue Imperial Citadel, built in the early 19th century, was the political and cultural center of the Nguyen Dynasty and is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pictured above are two of among Hue Imperial Citadels landmarks: Ngo Mon Gate (Meridian Gate), constructed in 1833 under Emperor Minh Mang as the grand main entrance for royal ceremonies, and Kiến Trung Palace, the early 20th-century residence of Emperors Khai Dinh and Bao Dai, blending Vietnamese, French, and Chinese architectural styles and recently reconstructed after wartime destruction.