Hue

Hué, located in central Vietnam, is a modern city whose population is around 400,000 people. The city preserves a rich cultural and historical heritage, with numerous monuments and sites of interest that make it a fascinating destination for travelers. Among the most notable tourist attractions in Hué are: the Imperial City, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO; Thien Mu Pagoda, one of the most important Buddhist pagodas in Vietnam; the Tomb of Emperor Tu Duc, one of the most elaborate imperial tombs in Hué; Thanh Toan Bridge, a Chinese-style covered wooden bridge; and Dong Ba Market, where you can find fresh produce, souvenirs, crafts and local food.