Explore the Hue Imperial Citadel with our immersive walking tour, where you'll discover one of Vietnam's most iconic landmarks. As the centerpiece of the Hue Monuments complex, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is steeped in the rich culture, history, and architectural grandeur of the Nguyen Dynasty.
Founded in 1804 by Emperor Gia Long and completed in 1832 under Emperor Minh Mang's reign, the Hue Imperial Citadel served as the royal residence and administrative center. Join us on this tour to marvel at the exquisite architecture of the Imperial City, delve into the fascinating lives of the Nguyen Emperors, and uncover the stories behind this magnificent historical site.
Don't miss this opportunity to experience the essence of Vietnam's imperial past through a captivating journey at the Hue Imperial Citadel.
Gia Long Emperor (1762-1820) unified Vietnam in 1802, founding the Nguyễn Dynasty. He established Huế as the capital, implemented reforms, and modernized the country, leaving a lasting legacy as a visionary leader and nation-builder.
Thai Hoa Palace, located within the Imperial City of Huế, Vietnam, is an iconic architectural gem from the Nguyen Dynasty. Constructed in 1805 under the reign of Emperor Gia Long, it served as the primary ceremonial hall for royal court proceedings and significant state events. Renowned for its majestic triple gate and intricately decorated interior, Thai Hoa Palace exemplifies classical Vietnamese architecture and remains a symbol of imperial power and cultural heritage in Vietnam's history.
In Hue Forbidden City, you will know more about the Emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty and their family’s lives in the Hue Forbidden City. Visit The To Temple, Hien Lam Cac, Cuu Dinh and listen to extra-ordinary stories of each Nguyen Emperors. With the guide, you will also explore the charming Queen’s Mother Residences, Dien Tho Palace and Truong Sanh Place.
You will make your own way to the meeting points