Attractions in Hue
21 attractions to see and do in Hue
Dong Ba Market & Tam Giang Lagoon
Royal Tombs of the Nguyen Emperors
Lap An Lagoon
Thuy Tien Abandoned Water Park
A surreal urban-exploration site 7km from Hue — a defunct water park built in…
The Flag Tower (Ky Dai)
A 37-metre imperial landmark built in 1807 at the entrance to the Hue Citadel…
Tu Dam Pagoda
One of Hue's oldest Buddhist temples, founded 1695 — quieter and more authentic than…
Thanh Toan Bridge
A 1776 covered wooden bridge in a quiet farming village 8 km from Hue…
Dong Ba Market
Hue's central market is the best place to try bun bo Hue, banh beo…
Suoi Voi Hot Springs
Natural thermal pools in the forests of Phu Loc district, a short drive south…
Hue Royal Tombs
Seven imperial tombs scattered along the Perfume River, each with distinct architecture and atmosphere.
Ho Chi Minh Road North
The legendary wartime supply route through the Central Highlands, now a quiet road through…
Hai Van Pass
A 21 km mountain road between Da Nang and Hue with sweeping ocean views,…
Hue Imperial Citadel
A vast walled complex built in 1804, modelled on Beijing's Forbidden City and seat…
Bach Ma National Park
Cloud-forest trekking, waterfalls and birdwatching in a cool mountain park above Hue.
Minh Mang Mausoleum
The grandest of Hue's royal tombs — over 40 structures arranged in strict symmetry…
Tu Duc Mausoleum
A romantic, melancholy estate built by Emperor Tu Duc as a retreat during his…
Thien Mu Pagoda
Hue's most iconic landmark — a seven-storey octagonal tower on a bluff above the…
Perfume River Boat Tour
The classic Hue experience — a traditional dragon boat drifting past pagodas, royal tombs,…
Tam Giang Lagoon
Southeast Asia's largest coastal lagoon — a vast, glassy expanse of water dotted with…
Hue Royal Cuisine
The elaborate culinary tradition of the Nguyen emperors — dozens of small, artfully presented…
Khai Dinh Mausoleum
The most theatrical of Hue's royal tombs — a compact hilltop structure blending Vietnamese,…