This tomb was the first we visited in the day and it was a manageable size. Fun sculptures, interesting mosaics. More

Very ornate, high steps to ge to the top, the view is nice, but it is the tombs and ornate interiors which are the highlights. More

we found this to be the best of the tombs we visited when in hue. very steep steps to the top are worth the effort. what you see on the outside is different to the inside of the tomb. very cool. More

As a relic it is a nice place to go. First of all this is a tomb of a person that died less than 100 years ago. Khai Dinh tomb is another renowned wonder of the city Completed in 1931, the tomb's architectural style is authentically differentiated from other popular monuments built in the same Nguyen Dynasty. The Tomb will... More

Of all the Hue tombs we visited, this was the best. We were all tombed out visiting the gamut of tombs/temples in Hue...and everything started to look the same, when we arrived at Kai Dinh. It's much smaller than the other tombs but full of beauty and character. There is an interesting collection of photographs of Emperor Khai Dinh (with... More

This is a small site and can be visited within 30 minutes. Although it is quite ornate the workmanship is incredible. Very colorful. How they create the columns and walls incorporating ceramics is a mystery and must be incredibly precise and time consuming. Worth a quick look in. More

Tu Duc was nice, but this one, though smaller, was more impressive. You walk straight up the steps, through courtyards with statues of stone figures, horses, and elephants, all the way up to the main palace. It's an impressive sight, and you can tell how intimidating it would have been when it was originally constructed More

Khai Dinh mausoleum is one of the mausoleums of Nguyen Kings. It is different from others because this king has the point of view as western while others follow Orient. This is one of the choices which tourists visit in Hue city More

I really enjoyed this hillside tomb. Different in colour and structure than the other 2 that I visited, Minh Mang and Tu Duc. The energy you save on walking around the huge grounds of other tombs you need to walk up the stairs here. It's well worth the climb up the stairs to view this construction. More