The highlight of the Hue Sightseeing, the UNESCO recognized World Heritage Site walled imperial city of the majestic Nguyen Dynasty. The Hue Citadel was home to the last royal family of Vietnam, the Nguyen Dynasty. The huge walled complex astonishingly survived too many battles and portions are being restored to their former glory. Make sure to explore every corner of the Hue Citadel and learn the ways of the Vietnamese royals.Read moreMore about Hue Imperial City (The Citadel)

The structure behind the Hue official symbol and one of the oldest pagodas in the city. Given the history of the pagoda, it is one of the must visit places in Hue city. The serene and solemn ambiance of the Thien Mu Pagoda attracts both local and foreign travelers. Not to mention the beautiful sunset view over the Perfume River.Read moreMore about Thien Mu Pagoda

The most lavish of all the Royal Tombs. The 12th Nguyen Emperor Khai Dinh was keen to details and this is highly shown through his tomb. It is undeniably small in terms of area but the exquisite blend of Western and Eastern architecture makes the Khai Dinh Tomb one of the most visited tombs amongst all in the country.Read moreMore about Tomb of Khai Dinh

Beautiful and serene place in at the foot of Bach Ma mountain. In front of Lap An lagoon is Lang Co Bay. It attracts tourists by turquoise water color between the blue of the sky clouds and the green of the mountainsRead moreMore about Lap An Lagoon

Known as Village of the Storks located in central of Vietnam. It is located at the bottom of Hai Van Pass, between 3 cultural heritage centres: Hue ancient citadel, Hoi An town and My Son Sanctuary. This place is a popular stop for tourists on the Hue to Da Nang route.Read moreMore about Lang Co Beach

Sea Cloud pass – Ocean Clouded pass. This pass is one of the most scenic roads in Central Vietnam. It is situated along the Hai Van mountain side, on the border of Hue and Da Nang. You can see amazing things about the mountain, sky, and ocean on the way. The pass offers unbelievable photograph opportunities on the highest point when touring from Hoi An to Hue by private car. (Note: You will not experience the Hai Van Pass like this when touring by bus or train)Read moreMore about Hai Van Pass