Hue Tours

Introduction

Hue, one of Vietnam's most well-known cities, is situated beside the Perfume River, which has a lovely name. Perfume River embraces Hue, and its name is as the local orchards shed their flowers into the river, causing the water to smell like perfume during spring.

As one of the primary royal capitals of the nation in the past, this region of Vietnam has a rich and distinguished history. As a result, there is a ton for history lovers to enjoy here, from the diverse antique architecture to the fascinating museums that will fill you in on all the facts. Many visitors visit Hue in particular to see the historic emperor tombs that are scattered across the city and give you a fascinating look at Hue in earlier times.

History Lovers

Emperors' tombs, a variety of pagodas, including the well-known Thien Mu Pagoda, and French colonial structures situated along the river are just a few of the attractions in Hue that are worth visiting. Check out our list of the top tour to Hue for more suggestions on things you shouldn't miss when visiting the imperial city in Things to do in Hue.

In addition, a visit to Hue Royal Antiques Museum allows tourists to see the majority of royal relics such as porcelain, enamelled bronze objects, royal clothes, seals, musical instruments used in offering rituals, glass paintings, red lacquered and gilded objects, mother-of-pearl inlaid objects on timber, etc. A collection of distinctive and varied Cham sculptures is also present.

Beach Lovers

Many people come to Hue city to escape the hustle and bustle of life and then take in the breathtaking natural scenery from dawn until dusk. Renting tents and strolling along the beach as the lovely night falls can be an ideal option for the peaceful beauty of long white sand stretches, the casuarina trees, and the clear blue sea. Ham Rong, Thuan An, and Canh Duong beach are famous attractions.

Food Lovers

Taste the excellent Cuisine during the Hue tour: Hue is unquestionably one of the Vietnamese cities with the most remarkable and most distinctive culinary traditions. In the past, the dishes were only exclusively served to the royal families. Today, however, travellers can readily find them on the streets or in restaurants for a relatively affordable price. The must-try dishes in this location are Bun bo Hue (a beef noodle soup), Nem Lui (pork on lemongrass skewers), Bun Thit Nuong (grilled pig noodles) and Com Hen (clam rice).

From Hue, tourists can easily travel to Danang and Hoian; therefore, Vietnam Airport Car recommends visiting these to fulfil your travel.