Located in Central Vietnam, Hue served as the country’s imperial capital for nearly 150 years (1802–1945) under the Nguyen Dynasty. The city’s royal customs, traditions, and refined lifestyle have shaped its people and culture for generations. As Vietnam’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hue offers a profound glimpse into the grandeur of the country’s last feudal dynasty.
07:30 – Pick up from your hotel in Da Nang and depart for Hue. Travel through the Hai Van Tunnel, the longest tunnel in Southeast Asia, with scenic coastal views along the way.
10:30 – Arrive in Hue. Begin your cultural discovery with a visit to the Tomb of Minh Mang or Khai Dinh King’s Tomb, both known for their poetic architecture and rich historical significance.
11:40 – Enjoy a traditional lunch at a local restaurant, featuring Hue’s unique imperial cuisine.
12:30 – Explore the majestic Imperial Citadel, home to 13 Nguyen emperors. Highlights include:
Experience a unique 3D virtual tour – “Finding the Lost Palace” – bringing to life the grandeur of Hue’s royal era.
15:00 – Visit Thien Mu Pagoda, one of the oldest and most iconic religious sites in Vietnam, overlooking the Perfume River.
(Optional) Stop by Dong Ba Market, Hue’s bustling traditional market, for souvenirs and local specialties.
17:00 – Return to Da Nang. Drop-off at your hotel. Tour ends.