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Quote: Hue.Hue was the old Capital city of Vietnam more or less half way down the coast in the central area of Vietnam. It is a beautiful ancient city that is delightful to visit and used to be the imperial capital of Read More
Quote: Within the Citadel of Hue is the Imperial City, a square gated area that costs about VND60,000 to get in (US$3 or £2) so is very reasonable. There are four gates but I think you can only get in through Ngo Mon Read More
Quote: Thien Mu Pagoda & Buddhist temple, Hue.We were driven to the small compound near to the temple then got off the bus where we were immediately surrounded by people trying to sell the wares. A firm no and Read More
Quote: Tours depart at 8am from the main wharf and return at about 4pm. There are numerous identical Dragon boats that all depart at the same time. You can be picked up from your hotel for no additional charge. The Read More
Quote: The Nguyen emperors of Vietnam built their mausoleums in the valley of the Perfume River, outside Hue. These were often built whilst the emperors were alive to their personal specification and to that of their Read More
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Quote: Hue is centrally located in S-shaped Vietnam and quite convenient as a "base of operation;" there are many tours that depart from here to go in either direction. Listed are some excursions with costs. Charges Read More
Quote: The two of us are being taken for a ride, literally. We each had our own cyclo driver, and unfortunately, I always get the one that speaks no English. Chuck fell asleep several times. I’m thankful that I had my Read More
Quote: The dragon boats depart the wharf at 8:30pm. Make sure you get on a fullish boat, because 2 hours is a long time to have to give your undivided attention to performers because you are the only ones on the boat. Read More
Quote: Along the Perfume River from Hue, it is well worth visiting the Emperor's Tombs. There are plenty of operators/agencies/hotels who will run organised, day-long boat tours along the river (including lunch). If Read More