I wish I could come back here in a few years when more of the restoration work has been completed. There is still so much damage to the beautiful buildings I was quite surprised we were allowed to visit some parts of the Citadel.

I wish I could come back here in a few years when more of the restoration work has been completed. There is still so much damage to the beautiful buildings I was quite surprised we were allowed to visit some parts of the Citadel.
I loved the architecture and gardens. To fully appreciate though, you need a guide to explain, point out symbols, the differences in the buildings, etc. There is quite a bit of walking, in the heat. I saw some people on little trains. If you have mobility problems, you may need to ask tour organisers if there are options if you...
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Wander around and just enjoy the peace and beauty of the place, it's good to have a guide who can explain all the details of the life inside in the past...
beautiful parklands and loads of history, probably would get more out of it if you went with a guide, but there is a lot of signposting to tell you what its about. Get there by Cyclo from main part of town, adds to the excitement.
The grounds are vast; it would be good if you can get a guide who can explain the palace grounds in detail to you. Need 1-2 hours to explore on foot.
We had two days in Hue, fair enough to see some great places,and there are a lot. We had a private guide, and I do really recommend this, because some and the best places are somehow hard to find without a guide.
This is a must in Hue, we had a private tour within Hue and saw citadel, one tomb and pagoda. Citadel is quite big, surrounded by walls, inside you can visit several buildings and ruins. Good guide is a plus to understand their great history.
It's one of those 'must do' places in Hue, and for a good reason. You don't realise just how large it is until you are there. A lot of the original buildings are gone, or derelict. But just to see the size of the place is amazing. A few of the buildings are being renovated, so I'm sure it will...
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The massive old Imperial city covers a large part Hue on the North bank of the Perfume River. We arrived early to beat the crowds and the mid day heat. We hired a private guide which I highly recommend. She guided us thru the massive complex detailing the history and use of various parts of the Citadel. The fortress was...
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Good video at the Thai Hoa palace and a few art exhibits from local artists are hanging but not much else going on there. This site was once majestic but in the war much of it was reduced to rubble.
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