We offer hotel pickup from all city center accommodations, and the tour departs at 08:00 AM.

Enjoy a 30-minute dragon boat ride from the city center, offering beautiful views of Hue’s natural scenery and a glimpse of local life along the river.

A highlight of the tour is Thien Mu Pagoda, the unofficial symbol of Hue, built in 1601 and located on the northern bank of the Huong River. The pagoda is famous for its peaceful setting, rich history, and local legends, offering a deep insight into Hue’s cultural and spiritual heritage.

Visit Hue Imperial City, the former royal palace of the Nguyễn Dynasty built from 1804. This large fortress with moats and ancient architecture offers a glimpse into Vietnam’s last imperial era.

Visit Hue’s most famous local market, where you can explore vibrant stalls and experience the daily life of local people.

Visit Khai Dinh Tomb, a unique blend of Eastern and Western architecture built between 1820–1831. Admire its elaborate design and rich details, known for its luxurious construction funded by increased taxes during the Nguyen Dynasty.

Visit Minh Mang Tomb, a unique royal mausoleum planned over two decades (1820–1840). Explore its peaceful gardens and structures, and climb to the top to learn about its fascinating history.