Huế Vacations

This city is a fascinatingly diverse place. You quickly find yourself charmed by Its walled Imperial City, its inhabitants, its food and the presence of the Perfume River.

Visit Huế

Place or Historical Monument
Art & Culture
Unesco World Heritage

Huế: How to get there?

One hour ten minutes from Hanoi by plane

Huế: See when to go ?

From February to August

Huế: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Huế: What to see nearby?

What our travelers think of their stay

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

This city is a fascinatingly diverse place. You quickly find yourself charmed by Its walled Imperial City, its inhabitants, its food and the presence of the Perfume River.

My suggestion

Spend some time bathing at "Thuan An", less than 15 km from Hué, where there is a heavenly beach: white sand, turquoise sea, deckchairs, seafood – it's somewhere not to miss!

Anonymous traveller

Seasoned Traveller

Huế is an historical town in central Vietnam that was once the royal seat of the Nguyen Dynasty.

My suggestion

Take a boat trip to visit the imperial tombs. It's a bit touristy but a lovely ride, nonetheless. The scenery along the river is superb; look out for the stunning 20 metre high Thien Mu Pagoda!

Marine Faure

Seasoned Traveller

Hué is the former imperial capital of Vietnam.

My suggestion

Don't hesitate to explore the area around the city for a more rural experience!

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