The authenticity of Hue will charm you with its typical streets, Ngu Binh Mountain and the Perfume river crossing the historic city. You will be surprised to know that most of the inhabitants of Hue are the descendants of the former emperors.
Hue is the former capital of Vietnam during the last dynasty of the country – where the Nguyen Dynasty ruled. The authenticity of Hue will charm you with its typical streets, Ngu Binh Mountain and the Perfume river crossing the historic city. You will be surprised to know that most of the inhabitants of Hue are the descendants of the former emperors. Indeed, some kings even have over 100 children related to different wives. The ancient capital has a rich heritage still hidden from you. Walk or ride along the charming streets and feel the atmosphere of old times.
Hue Citadel: The ancient Citadel was the intellectual, cultural and spiritual heart of the country. Many royal tombs are now conserved in the Citadel. Built between 1804 and 1833 by Gia Long, the founder of Nguyen Dynasty, 60 000 people live now peacefully inside. This is today the only example of an imperial city in Vietnam. Knowing that over 80000 inhabitants participated in the construction of the Citadel, it demonstrates the size and the greatness of its walls and its corridors.
Hue Imperial was listed as World Heritage since 1993 by UNESCO.