Hue Attractions

Vong Canh Hill is considered as the place where ancient kings chose to stop and relax. The hill has 43 m in height, located in the Southwest of Hue city, foot of the hill adjacent to the Perfume River, surrounded by the system of mausoleums of the Nguyen Dynasty. Experiencing many historical and natural events, today, Vong Canh is still a point of attraction for visitors.Read More

Hon Chen Temple is a worship place for Po Nagar (Mother Goddess of the area) of the Cham. According to Cham legend, Po Nagar was the son of the emperor, who was sent down to the earth, to create the earth and all kinds of wood and rice.Read More

Once an American friend teased me that I was too salty, I almost wanted to fire back, “Well, I’m also chua cay (which means “sour and spicy”, or “unpleasant”) because I have been eating too much dưa and mắm since I was a little girl,” but I held it back as I didn’t think he understood the joke.Read More

The lotus is a beautiful sight in Vietnam. You see them everywhere – in art, architecture, fashion and design. But for all the familiarity of the lotus, there are still many things that people don’t know about Vietnam’s national flower. So let’s have a look.Read More

Ru Cha is a tiny islet on the Tam Giang Lagoon. The travelers who came here are always surprised by the interesting and unique natural landscape which remains pristine, ideal for birds, white heron shelter. Besides, the hidden roads are also enough charming to keep visitors’ foot. Especially, at here, the tourists enjoy the cool atmosphere and hunt the amazing photos. Furthermore, the tourists will get new experience such as...Read More