• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Hue, Da Nang and Hoi An city.
• Enjoy a hearty lunch including the Hue specialty Bun Bo Hue!
• Hop on a dragon boat, a Hue specialty, and enjoy a relaxing float down the Huong River.

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- Food Information -

[Lunch Menu]: A hearty lunch including Hue specialties, and a set lunch
including Bun Bo Hue.

- Spot Introduction -

Hue, the ancient capital of Vietnam, flourished as the capital of the Nguyen
Dynasty, Vietnam's last dynasty. This historic city attracts many tourists.
Several buildings, including the Imperial Palace, are registered as Vietnam's
first UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it a must-see tourist destination.
Furthermore, unlike cities like Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi, it boasts a relaxed
pace of life!

Khai Dinh Tomb

This is the Imperial Mausoleum, built by the 12th Emperor Khai Dinh, who
ascended to the throne in 1916. The Khai Dinh dynasty is known for its French
influence, but Chinese culture also remains, and there are statues of soldiers
similar to the Terracotta Army in front of the mausoleum. Inside the
mausoleum, photographs, relics, and a statue of Emperor Khai Dinh are on
display.

Tu Duc Tomb

This is the mausoleum built by Emperor Tu Duc, who reigned for the longest
period of 35 years among the emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty. The massive
complex includes not only a residence but also a temple, a tomb, and even a
pond, and the emperor used it as a summer residence during his lifetime.

・Tianmu Temple

Built in 1601, this is the oldest and most beautiful temple in Hue. Its name
dates back to the Quang Nam Dynasty. The temple offers a pleasant atmosphere
with beautiful scenery, gardens, and views of the gently flowing Perfume
River. A popular attraction for tourists is the seven-story, octagonal brick
tower, which shows Chinese influence. It is also known as the "Temple of the
Celestial Maiden" due to a legend that a celestial maiden appeared and
prophesied the construction of the tower.

• Imperial Palace of Nguyen Dynasty (World Heritage Site)

The history of Hue cannot be told without mentioning the Nguyen Dynasty
Imperial Palace, the city's iconic building. Modeled after Beijing's Forbidden
City, the palace was largely destroyed during wartime, but restoration work is
currently underway. At the palace, you can experience Vietnamese history and
culture firsthand. It's a must-see tourist spot for history buffs.