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Thua Thien - Hue was originally the capital of Vietnam in the 19th century, ruled by 13 kings of the Nguyen Dynasty. This is a relic complex possessing many tangible and intangible cultural heritages, attracting international travelers to explore. Among them, the Royal Tombs are sites that are not only attractive in terms of landscape, and scale but also cultural and historical values.
Top must-visit Royal Tombs in Hue
Gia Long Tomb
King Gia Long was one of the most important historical figures who founded the Nguyen Dynasty and established the capital in Hue. Therefore, Gia Long's Tomb is also the oldest relic here. Located 16km from the center of Hue city, travelers will cross the winding roads around the hillside and pine trees to reach Gia Long Tomb.
Gia Long Tomb.
Gia Long Tomb has a structure consisting of many different parts, located on flat terrain, stretching across a remote rural area, and surrounded by green pine forests. If you want a peaceful countryside adventure, this will be one of the best places to visit in Hue.
Minh Mang Tomb
King Minh Mang is a king with economic and military talent, ruling a large empire that influenced both Laos and Cambodia until now. His Tomb was completed in 1843, with a large and orderly area reflecting his military prowess and successful conquests.
Minh Mang Tomb.
This is the most dignified Tomb in the complex of tombs in Hue. The structure of Minh Mang Tomb consists of many parts, arranged in a straight line, surrounded by blooming lotus ponds and a hill covered with pine trees.
Thieu Tri Tomb
Next in the journey to discover the royal tombs in Hue, travelers can spend time visiting Thieu Tri Tomb. This place has many similarities with Minh Mang Tomb, reflecting that the way of rule under King Thieu Tri also has many similarities with his father.
Thieu Tri Tomb.
Thieu Tri Tomb is somewhat more ancient and quiet, this is the only place without walls and without clearly demarcating the boundaries between parts of the Tomb. However, this area brings a sense of peace to travelers and is a suitable place to escape from the bustle of the city.
Tu Duc Tomb
The next place that is extremely romantic and poetic is the Tomb of King Tu Duc. He was known as a king who loved art and poetry, most clearly reflected in the construction style of his Tomb.
Tu Duc Tomb.
Tu Duc Tomb attracts many travelers because it has the most beautiful architecture and the greenest space. The campus is extremely full of trees and ponds, interspersed with huts where King Tu Duc often sat fishing and writing poetry during his lifetime. Coming here, travelers can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and take some memorable photos.
Khai Dinh Tomb
The architecture of the Khai Dinh Tomb is completely different from other Tombs in Hue. Khai Dinh Tomb was built on a hillside, with many stairs to move from the big gate up to the palace. From here, travelers can have a panoramic view of the mountains, rivers, and pine tree forests.
Khai Dinh Tomb.
The architecture of Khai Dinh Tomb is a mixture of East and West, influenced by the architecture of China, Vietnam, France, and Cambodia. The outside is covered with white concrete, and the inside is decorated with large, sophisticated, and sumptuous paintings. After the inside tour, travelers can choose a location far enough away to see the whole of this special work.
Conclusion
In addition to the preserved royal relics, Hue city also attracts travelers through its historical story, culture, and typical cuisine. Let’s plan right now with Travelner to fully discover the beauty of Hue’s ancient town. Flights to Hue, comfortable hotel rooms in Hue, self-drive car rentals, and Vietnam travel insurance are all available on the Travelner website and mobile app.
