2025 Thuy Xuan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#tripflytoaskfornewyear #travelhue #travelcentralvietnam #huetravelplan #huetrip Hue Vietnam travel plan 2 days 1 night Day 1 1. We departed from Hoi An by renting a car from Grab for 3 people. It was worth the price of the car. It was a bit more expensive than public transportation. 2. When we arrived, we checked in at the hotel and sat at Cà Phê Mô: nice atmosphere, delicious coffee 3. Hue Imperial City or Hue Historic Citadel Chinese architecture, very large, beautiful, walk around here for several hours 4. Quán Hạnh: famous restaurant, Hue city, must try Many delicious menus Day 2. 5. Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh: Chinese architecture, black, beautiful 6. Mausoleum of Emperor Tu Duc: This place is also beautiful. Walk around the museum, chill, beautiful 7. HÚE Cafe: Come and drink coffee, beautiful shop, good atmosphere before returning to Da Nang by taxi as usual How to travel in Hue: Call a taxi and a tricycle as the main thing.

#WinterTravel Place: Mausoleum of Emperor Tu Duc, Hue, Vietnam Atmosphere: This is the tomb of the emperor, but not only that, this is a large tomb with gardens, lakes and other historical buildings related to the queens and imperial dynasties. There are beautiful photo spots and many souvenir shops and other cafes at the entrance. There is also a parking lot, and you can easily get here from Hue using GRAB. You can see the entire tomb in up to an hour, unless you want to sit by the lake and enjoy the view. Coordinates: Cầu Đông Ba, thôn Thuợng, Huế, Huế District 530000, Vietnam

Emperor Tu Duc enjoyed the longest reign of any monarch of the Nguyen dynasty, ruling from 1848-1883. Although he had 104 wives and concubines, he was unable to father a son (possibly he became sterile after contracting smallpox). Thus, it fell to him to write his own epitaph on the deeds of his reign. He felt this was a bad omen, but the epitaph can still be found inscribed on the stele in the pavilion just to the east of the Emperor's tomb. This stele is the largest of its type in Vietnam, and had to be brought here from a quarry over 500 kilometers (310 mi) away – a trip that took four years. #TombofEmperorTuDuc #Langtuduc #huecity #goodfoods #instatravel #vietnamtravel #trip #temples

King Tu Duc Tomb in Hue, Vietnam. This is one of the most famous tombs from Nguyen Dynasty - the last empire in Vietnam. King Tu Duc had no children, and he was the only King out of 13 Nguyen Kings that still lived after the tomb was completely constructed and used this tomb as a second palace for 16 years. King Tu Duc is also a poet, so its architecture is breathtaking with chilling vibes. #vietnam #hue #tuductomb #travel

Hue city is so beautiful in my eyes. Great food, diverse. Friendly and lovely local people. Beautiful scenery. I hope to return to Hue again. Dream tourist destination #huecity #amazing #goodfoods #beautifuldestinations

#postandearn #hue #vietnam #travel Discover Huế Imperial City (Kinh Thành Huế), Vietnam’s UNESCO-listed treasure, where moss-covered walls, grand gates, and serene lotus-filled moats whisper tales of the Nguyễn Dynasty. Nestled along the Perfume River, this 19th-century citadel blends imperial grandeur with lush gardens—a poetic harmony of power and nature. Wander through the Imperial Enclosure and the Forbidden Purple City (once the emperor’s private realm, now evocative ruins), and marvel at intricate carvings in Thái Hòa Palace. Photographers adore the interplay of weathered stonework and golden-hour light, while history buffs dive into dynastic relics, royal temples, and stories of Vietnam’s last emperors. 🌺 Best Time to Visit: February–April for cooler weather and blooming lotuses (peak lotus season stretches into June). 📜 Pro Tip: Pair your visit with a Perfume River cruise to see Thiên Mụ Pagoda at sunset—a timeless Huế ritual.

I remind you ladies 🫵 Not going to Hue now is a sin against your youth. Get dressed and go to Hue right away I have been to Hue 4 times before, but because of the nature of my work, I have not experienced all of Hue, so this time I am determined to sweep as much as possible. Usually, everyone goes for 3 days and 2 nights, which is quite comfortable PLACES TO VISIT (I mark colored circles, same color points are close to each other, so everyone can arrange the route conveniently) 🟢 Imperial City: ticket 200k (right in the center), parking 2k (I have been to Imperial City twice before, so this time I just wandered around outside and took random photos). Imperial City is very large, everyone should bring hats and drinking water. 🟢 An Dinh Palace: 50k ticket (right in the center): classic, extremely suitable for checking in like a classy lady 🟢 Quoc Hoc School: 5k parking (right in the center) School visiting time is from 5-7pm on weekdays, open full day on weekends. I went during the week but the security guard still let me in because I spoke politely and had a cute attitude 🤣🤣🤣 🟢 Old Alley 73 Nguyen Sinh Cung: free. Everyone should go around early afternoon or sunset. 🟢 Truong Tien Bridge, Wooden Bridge: free, in Hue for 3-4 days, you will pass by here at least 80 times, so if you are convenient, stop by, the most beautiful time is early morning or late afternoon sunset 🟢 Dong Ba Market: Parking fee is 5k, going here is mainly for food tour, every stall is delicious, you can stop by Co Ri stall to buy sour shrimp, shrimp paste as gifts 🟡 Tu Duc Tomb: Price 150k (7km from the center). Parking fee is free outside the shops. But when you get out, you can buy drinks or souvenirs to support the shops. I bought 2 glasses of sugarcane juice for 40k, both bad and expensive, but still happy =))) Tu Duc Tomb is spacious, with many beautiful check-in corners. The place behind the tomb is under renovation so it is quite dirty

I had chance to visit Hue in April. The weather was hot but not effect too much to our trip. I tryed traditional dress and got very beautiful picture. Local food is cheap and variety, you can easy to find a good dishes in every treet. There is a new open exbihition and we come to see, very impressive. Hue is always full of tourist, domestic and foreigner. It's not my first time at Hue but everytime I am happy to be here #huecity #vietnam #historicallandmarks 📍Address: Hue city, Vietnam

The Tomb of Emperor Tu Duc is located in Hue, one of the representative cities in central Vietnam. It is about 7km away from Hue Train Station and takes about 20 minutes by car. It is located in the middle of the Phu Ba Mountains, so the road itself is very beautiful. The Tomb of Emperor Tu Duc is the tomb of Emperor Tu Duc, the 4th emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam. It was built over a period of 3 years from 1864 and was also used as the emperor's living space during his lifetime. The Tomb of Emperor Tu Duc is famous for its beautiful gardens, artificial lakes, and splendid architecture. In particular, it has great historical and cultural value as it has sculptures and inscriptions symbolizing the emperor's afterlife. When I visited the Tomb of Emperor Tu Duc on a rainy day, the serene atmosphere deepened even more. I took an umbrella and looked around the tomb. Although I fell on the slippery road, it was a good walk. When visiting this place on a rainy day, make sure to wear comfortable shoes so that you don't slip! #Southeast Asia Travel

The Tomb of Tu Duc is located about 7km southwest of Hue city, Vietnam. It takes about 15-20 minutes by car from Hue Railway Station, and it is easily accessible. To be exact, it is located near the village of Thuong Ba, and the surrounding area is surrounded by a dense pine forest, giving it a quiet feel. The Tomb of Tu Duc was designed and used by Emperor Tu Duc himself during his lifetime, and it is not just a simple tomb, but a complex space with a palace and garden where the emperor spent the rest of his life. Walking around the Tomb of Tu Duc on a rainy day was a truly special experience. The moist pine forest, the quiet pond, and the slightly foggy landscape made it feel as if time had stopped. The Tomb of Tu Duc felt more like a small palace than a simple tomb, and the pavilions around the pond and the Xung Khiem Pavilion, where Emperor Tu Duc spent his time writing poetry, were especially charming when it rained. Watching the gentle ripples created by the raindrops falling on the pond made me feel at ease, and I felt like I was briefly catching a glimpse of the emperor's life in a space where nature and history come together. The Tomb of Emperor Tu Duc is a place that shows a simple yet sophisticated beauty overall. The design that emphasized harmony with nature rather than flashy decorations stood out, and on rainy days, that harmony seemed to be maximized even more. However, if you visit on a rainy day, you should be careful of the slippery stone paths. It was fun to walk slowly with an umbrella and admire the delicate architecture and nature here and there. #VietnamTravel

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Visit Hanoi...Don't Miss the Amazing Photo Spot, Incense Village Hello, today I'll take you to Hanoi. This is another place that I was impressed by. That is Co Hoa Village, or its full name is Làng hương Thuy Xuân - Co Hoa, located on Huyen Tran Cong Chua Street near the Tu Duc Tomb, about 7 kilometers southwest of the center of Hue. According to the craftsmen in the village, the making of incense in Hue began 700 years ago during the Nguyen Dynasty. At first glance, I thought this was a flower field, but it turned out to be "incense"... This is an incense village that has inherited the wisdom of making incense for over a hundred years. They use the traditional method, starting from sharpening bamboo, dipping the wood in dyeing water, drying it in the sun, and then making it into incense, tying it into bundles that look like big red flowers. The photos are incredibly beautiful. The colorful incense village of Lang Huong Thuy Xuân is another place that is perfect for taking photos because they have arranged a photo corner surrounded by colorful incense sticks. There are many shops with many styles to choose from. Every shop has props to choose from for free. There are also staffs to take photos for you. Don't be afraid that you won't be able to pose because they take good care of you. You'll definitely get beautiful photos. Note: All photos are free, but you have to support their products. #Traveling with your partner #Incense village #Hue city

📍Hue Imperial Palace Hue is an ancient city that is also registered as a World Heritage Site. It is a city like Kyoto in Japan. The highlight of Hue is the Hue Imperial Palace. The castle where the emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty, the last dynasty of Vietnam, lived. The exotic appearance from the entrance gate is overwhelming. The vivid castle with a red base color that reminds you of old China. It reminds you of the world of the manga Kingdom. The grounds are so vast that electric carts can run through them. It would take a long time to see everything. I went on my own instead of on a tour, so I only picked out the places that were interesting to see. Address: Thua Thien Hue, Huế Ticket: 200,000 VND (about 1,200 yen) There are discount tickets that include nearby tourist attractions. If you plan to visit several places, consider a set ticket. #AccommodationTrip #Hue #HueImperialPalace #VietnamTourism #Vietnam #SoutheastAsian #Backpacker #SoloTrip #SoloActivities

A beautiful, peaceful ancient temple that carries with it a touching story about fatherly love in ancient times. In 1843, Monk Nhat Dinh, gave up his position as "Tang Cang Giac Hoang Quoc Tu" in the Royal Palace, and then retired to live in seclusion to take care of his old mother. As a filial son, it is said that once his old mother was sick and seriously ill, he took care of her medicine every day but still could not recover, so he had to nourish her with meat and fish to help her recover quickly. Every day, he had to use a stick to walk through the forest 5km to buy meat and fish to bring back for his old mother to eat. People rumored that he was a monk but ate meat, ignoring those words, he still devotedly took care of his old mother. The story reached the ears of King Tu Duc, who was a filial son. When he heard about the story, the king was moved by the kindness of monk Nhat Dinh and bestowed the “Sac tu Tu Hieu Tu”. In 1848, after Zen master Nhat Dinh passed away, the royal court understood the filial piety and virtue of this monk, so they sent people to expand and renovate Thao Am into Tu Hieu Pagoda. On the stele at Tu Hieu Pagoda, it is clearly written: “Compassion is the great virtue of Buddha, if not Compassion, how can we help the four living beings and save all beings; Filial piety is the first virtue of Buddha, if not Filial piety, how can we reach the mysterious realm that covers the earth and sky?”

📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.Panaroma Hotel - Vong Canh Villa 💡 Tips

Tomb of Tu Duc (Chinese: 嗣德陵) is a complex of architectural relics, including Tu Duc's burial place, located in a narrow valley in Duong Xuan Thuong village, Cu Chanh commune (old), now Thuong Ba residential group, Thuy Xuan ward, Thuan Hoa district, Hue city. When it was first built, Tu Duc named it Khiem Cung (謙宮). After Tu Duc passed away, the mausoleum was renamed Khiem Lang (謙陵).

Tu Duc Tomb The resting place of King Tu Duc, the famous and learned king of the Nguyen Dynasty Tu Duc Tomb is also considered one of the most beautiful works of royal architecture at that time. #awesomepic #deliciousfood

Thuy Xuan Incense-making Village Làng Hương Thuỷ Xuân Hue Incense Village 73 Huyền Trân Công Chúa, Thủy Xuân, Thành phố Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế, Vietnam This incense village is about 7km from the center of Hue. Colorful incense sticks, lanterns, non la, etc. are beautifully displayed, and it's very fun just to walk around and look at them. You can also rent ao dai at the shops where they are displayed and take photos. Depending on the shop, you may have to pay a fee to take a photo. The village is not that large, and it takes only a few minutes to go there and back. There are also shops selling drinks and snacks, as well as cafes. Madam Thu 2 Restaurant where you can eat Vietnamese food 04 Võ Thị Sáu, Phú Hội, Thành phố Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế 530000 Vietnam It was highly rated on Google Maps, so I had lunch there. There was a plate with a variety of Vietnamese dishes, and they were all delicious. The Vietnamese coffee was strong and delicious. #Travel with me #Vietnam #Hue #Vietnam trip

#SoutheastAsiaTravel #VietnamTravel #VietnamHue #VietnamHueTravel #HueTravelDestination #HueCity #HueTravel #HuePlacesToVisit #HueTravelCourse 🏰UNESCO World Heritage Site Hue Imperial Palace Hue Citadel Kinh thành Huế 🚩 Address: FH9H+M5Q, Thanh Phố Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế, Vietnam ⏰ Opening Hours: 08:00 ~ 17:30 💰 Entrance Fee: Adults 200,000 VND / Children 40,000 VND Hue Citadel (Hue Imperial Palace), the capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, the last dynasty of Vietnam from 1802 to 1945, and the royal palace where the kings of the Nguyen Dynasty stayed You can also see Kỳ Đài, the largest flagpole in Vietnam You can, and there is a waterway neatly built inside the castle walls, and the park is very neatly built around it, so many people enjoy taking a walk👍🏻 Many places were burned and damaged during the Vietnam War, but through preservation and restoration, it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993, and restoration is still actively underway❤️

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Vietnam tourist attractions Palaces "Hue" was once the ancient capital of Vietnam. There are many beautiful and unique buildings. One of them is Kien Trung Palace. This palace has many entrances. The interior is open to the public. The entrance fee is 200,000 VND. Along the way to the entrance, you will find many buildings, both outside the walkway to the main palace and the buildings parallel to the main palace. Every building has its own unique identity. But the most outstanding is the Royal Palace, which has brightly colored glazed tiles and intricate patterns. It is worth a visit.

#LuckyPost #VietnamTravel #ImperialPalace Kien Trung Palace is located in Hue. It is a large area divided into 3 floors. In the royal palace, there are walkways on both sides with a roof covering. The inner side is open. The outer side has folding doors that can be opened all the way. The inner palace is painted in mustard yellow, contrasting with the red of the windows. The beauty is enhanced by ceramic tiles arranged in various patterns. Be amazed by the craftsmanship. The entrance fee is 200,000 VND, but it is definitely worth a visit.

Dubbed one of the most beautiful works of the Nguyen Dynasty, Tu Duc Tomb is the resting place of the poet king Tu Duc. With delicate architecture, surrounded by a smooth green space of mountains and forests, Tu Duc Tomb was built in accordance with a poetic soul, romantic, dreamy but equally erudite and profound.

Nestled amidst lush gardens near Hue, Vietnam, the Mausoleum of Tu Duc is a serene retreat and final resting place of Emperor Tu Duc. 🏯 #EmperorsLegacy Upon entering the mausoleum grounds, visitors are greeted by the tranquil ambiance of ponds, pavilions, and ancient trees, creating a peaceful atmosphere conducive to reflection and appreciation of Vietnam’s imperial history. 🌳 #TranquilRetreat The tomb itself, a grand structure built during Tu Duc’s reign, is a marvel of architectural design and cultural significance. Intricately carved with poems and inscriptions penned by the emperor himself, it stands as a testament to his legacy and love for literature. 📜 #ImperialCraftsmanship To enhance your experience, consider hiring a local guide who can provide insights into Tu Duc’s life and reign, as well as offer anecdotes about the mausoleum’s construction and significance. 🗣️ #LocalWisdom As you explore the mausoleum, take time to wander through the surrounding gardens, where blooming flowers and tranquil pathways invite peaceful contemplation. Be respectful of the site’s sacred nature and avoid disturbing the natural surroundings. 🌺 #RespectfulExploration Before leaving, pause to pay your respects at Tu Duc’s tomb and reflect on the enduring legacy of one of Vietnam’s most revered emperors. 🙏 #HonoringHistory

#VietnamTravel #TuDucTomb #Hue #Vietnam This is the tomb of Emperor Tu Duc, one of the three emperors of Hue. The others are the tomb of Emperor Minh Mang and the tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh.. Emperor Tu Duc was the fourth emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty and reigned for 36 years from 1847 to 1883. He was the emperor with the longest reign among the 13 emperors. It is the closest to the city and many foreigners visit, so there are shops lined up along the road in front of the tomb. It is not easy to get there by bus or something like that, so you have to take a motorbike or taxi, but the distance is not too far, so the fare is not too high, and it is not difficult to catch a taxi on the way back. It is also nice to take a leisurely rest in the shade.

One of the renowned Buddhist pagodas boasting over 160 years of history in Vietnam is Tu Hieu pagoda. #Tuhieupagoda #hue #Vietnam

Famous spot in Danang empire #awesomepic