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The capital of
Vietnam during the decadent 19th-century Nguyen
Dynasty, Hue is still an important literary and
cultural center. The city was dramatically
affected during both wars with the French in the
1940s and later with the Americans in the 1960s
and '70s: Most of the structures in the
centuries-old citadel were severely damaged.
Some of those royal buildings have been repaired
and rebuilt, including the Forbidden Purple
City, the emperor's private residence. The city
is bisected by the Song Huong, or Perfume River
(named after a scented shrub that grows there),
and along its banks south of Hue lie the many
tombs of the Nguyen emperors. You can visit them
by bicycle or boat. We recommend having your
hotel arrange a longboat for you... .>>>
The
UNESCO World Heritage town of Hue in central
Vietnam is a must see destination. The eclectic
and mesmerizing tombs and mausoleums of the last
emperors of Vietnam reveal fascinating insights
into the lives of the imperial families and
their subjects... .. 
Modern
Hue is a delightful city of wide boulevards and
period buildings set in a picture-postcard
landscape. The local university is renowned as
one of the country's finest and the local
cuisine is regarded by many as the best in
Vietnam...
Hue
is located in Thua Thien prefecture and is in
the central part of Vietnam. Located 660 km from
Ha Noi and 1080 km from Saigon, Hue has always
been considered the fulcrum of Vietnam's two
rice baskets, the Red river ... 
