Hue City Day Trip from Hue- Private cars

The most famous tour they often choose to discover Hue is Hue city private transfer. Our driver shows tourists not only special historical sites but also beautiful landscapes of the ancient city.

The notable sights of Hue can be tricky to visit without a car; this private service takes up to four passengers without a hassle.

Make four stops in 4–5 hours or five stops in 6–7 hours, including the royal tombs, Thien Mu Pagoda, and the Citadel.

Private door-to-door transfers with our local driver. Our driver can speak English, he can help you with anything on the road.

The itinerary is flexible, with extra time for lunch if you request.

You can just visit 01 Royal King Tom and add Local market and Incense Village
Dong Ba Market to see the daily life of local people
Incense stick making village: Observe how locals make sandalwood and cinnamon incense

This includes a new car with air condition and English speaking drivers.

A journey to Khai Dinh Tomb will wind back the clock and allow you to explore the beauty of Hue’s ancient structures and contemplate their architectural quintessence.

Khai Dinh Tomb is one of Hue’s most visited attractions. With its mesmerizing architecture and historical value, this extraordinary site lures thousands of visitors with its ancient beauty and nostalgic vibe. Hop on a journey to explore the Nguyen Dynasty’s most impressive imperial tomb now!

From 1916 to 1925, Khai Dinh ruled as Vietnam’s last imperial king. However, his strong ties to the French made him one of Vietnamese most hated kings.

On September 4, 1920, the construction of Khai Dinh started and was completed a decade later. Many well-known artisans and craftspeople worked on the project, using many exotic materials. Thus, despite having the smallest total area, Khai Dinh Tomb was the most labor-intensive and costly tomb of the Nguyen Dynasty.

When it comes to places to visit in Hue Vietnam, the Mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang, bearing the nation’s rich history, is a captivating destination that visitors should not miss out on.

Every single mausoleum in Hue has its own long-standing history and this tomb of Minh Mang is no exception.

Minh Mang was a king who made many significant reforms to the country at the time. In his reign, he wanted to build a grand mausoleum to serve as his future resting place. The king started the construction of the mausoleum in 1840. Unfortunately, he passed away before construction was complete.

Not until the time of his successor, King Thieu Tri, was the Mausoleum of Emperor Minh Mang finally built in 1843. It has been preserving the remains of King Minh Mang until today.

Your trip to the romantic city of Hue will not be complete without visiting Tomb of Tu Duc. Nestled in a vast pine forest, this is the emperor’s final resting place, where all the mysteries of his life were buried with him. Let’s take a look at this enigmatic monument and see what lies beyond the gate.

Tomb of Tu Duc was originally named “Van Nien Co” (Palace of Eternity). In order to build the tomb, thousands of people had to work from dawn until midnight in poor conditions, which led to a rebellion.

After the rebellion, the court violently criticized the construction. Tu Duc renamed the tomb to “Khiem Cung”, which meant “Palace of Modesty”. Nowadays, all the buildings in this complex are associated with the word “Khiem”, or “Modest” in English.

Despite its notorious history, Tu Duc tomb Hue is still a sight to behold, consisting of five main parts:

Hue Imperial City, one of the most important structures of the Nguyen Dynasty, holds memories of a powerful feudal era in Vietnam. Visitors to Hue must explore this site to admire the beauty of the timeless architectural structures of the ancient imperial capital.

Imperial City Hue Vietnam is a grand citadel built during the reign of Emperor Gia Long in 1805. The royal court had to mobilize around 30,000 people to work on the river embankments and canals. By 1818, the number of people mobilized had increased to 80,000, focusing on brick cladding on the East, West, South, and North sides.

In 1831-1832, Emperor Minh Mang ordered the construction of additional defensive walls with cannons on the outer layer of the citadel, completing the structure of Hue Imperial City. The walls were used to defend the citadel and repel any potential invader.

Thien Mu Pagoda, one of the most majestic relic sites in the middle of Vietnam, is an excellent destination for international travelers to gain a greater insight into Vietnamese culture as well as to experience spiritual tourism.

Thien Mu Pagoda welcomes tourists from 8.00 am to 6.00 pm everyday; however, it is advised that you visit this location in the morning to easily enjoy the tranquil atmosphere here and comfortably admire the picturesque view of Perfume river as there are not many visitors coming here at that time.

If you want to participate in some traditional cultural activities and enjoy delicious vegetarian food, you can visit Thien Mu Pagoda on some special occasions such as the 1st or 15th day of any lunar month or Tet holiday.

• Specialized infant seats are available
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Travel time is already included in the total duration of the tour

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• English Speaking Driver
• Pick up and drop off by Private Cars
• Road tolls, Parking feed, Petro, All tax

• Travel Insurance
• English speaking Tour guide
• Gratuities, Person expenses
• Entrance ticket and Meals

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• This Tour is Provided by Ha An Uyen Company.
• Tour Timezone & Starts at Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh.
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted.
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
• Minimum 1 Travelers is required to book.
• Maximum 15 Travelers is accepted for booking.