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Hue Day Tour from Hoi An & Da Nang - Small Group

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Overview

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Overview

Quotes Logo The Hue 1 Day Guided Tour from Hoi An and Da Nang offers a chance to see a really old and interesting city in Vietnam.

The tour includes a nice drive from Hoi An to Hue. On the way, the van goes over the Hai Van Pass where everyone can see amazing views. Once in Hue, visitors get to see important places like the Imperial City of Hue. This gives people a good look at the kings and queens who used to rule Vietnam and learn about the local culture. The tour also includes a stop to eat yummy Hue food that is famous all over Vietnam.

What to Expect: This tour visits famous places such as the Hai Van Pass, Lap An Lagoon, Imperial City of Hue, Thien Mu Pagoda, and Khai Dinh Tomb. People will also enjoy trying Hue's special food. Included in the tour are a guide who speaks English, rides in a van with air conditioning, and a tasty lunch at Madam Thu Restaurant. The tour will pick people up and drop them off at their hotel in Hoi An, Da Nang, or Hue. Quotes Logo

Highlights

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See Amazing Views: Drive over the Hai Van Pass and see beautiful views of the coast and mountains.

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Learn About History: Visit the Imperial City of Hue and learn about Vietnam's kings and queens.

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Eat Yummy Food: Try special Hue dishes that are famous all over Vietnam.

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Small Group Tour: Enjoy a more personal experience with a small group.

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Expert Guide: Learn from an experienced English-speaking guide.

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Hassle-Free Transport: Travel in a comfortable air-conditioned van with a safe driver.

Sentiment Analysis

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Customers generally love this tour for its beautiful sights, helpful guides, and delicious food. Some wish the entrance fees and drinks were included. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Customers enjoyed the scenic views, especially from the Hai Van Pass.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many reviewers praised the tour guides as knowledgeable and friendly.

    Positive Highlight Icon Travelers appreciated the well-organized itinerary and comfortable transportation.

    Positive Highlight Icon The local Hue cuisine was a highlight for many participants.

  • Negative Highlight Icon Some found the entrance fees to the Imperial Citadel and Khai Dinh Tomb to be an additional cost.

    Negative Highlight Icon Beverages were not included with lunch.

The Journey

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Hai Van Pass

Ascend the Hai Van Pass, a legendary 21-kilometer mountain road that carves through the Annamite Range. This 'Ocean Cloud Pass' offers more than just a scenic drive; it's a journey through history and breathtaking landscapes. Stop at the summit for unparalleled panoramic views of Da Nang's coastline, the lush mountains, and the endless expanse of the South China Sea. Once a strategic military post, now a must-visit for its natural beauty and historical significance.

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Lap An Lagoon

Discover the ethereal beauty of Lap An Lagoon, a serene saltwater lagoon nestled between mountains and the sea near Lang Co Bay. This picturesque landscape is renowned for its tranquil turquoise waters, floating oyster farms, and the dramatic backdrop of the Bach Ma mountain range. Visit during sunrise or sunset for the most spectacular views, when the colors paint a mesmerizing scene, making it a photographer's paradise and a haven for those seeking tranquility.

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Imperial City of Hue

Step back in time within the walls of Hue's Imperial City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the former home of the Nguyen Dynasty emperors. Explore the sprawling complex of palaces, temples, pavilions, and gardens, reflecting the grandeur and power of Vietnam's last ruling family. Wander through the Forbidden Purple City, once reserved for the emperor and his closest confidants, and immerse yourself in the rich history and architectural marvels of this ancient capital.

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Thien Mu Pagoda

Visit Thien Mu Pagoda, an iconic seven-story pagoda perched on a hill overlooking the Perfume River. This historic pagoda, dating back to 1601, is not only Hue's largest but also a symbol of the city itself. Explore the serene gardens, admire the ancient architecture, and learn about the pagoda's significance in Vietnamese Buddhism and its connection to local folklore. Legend has it that an old woman appeared on the hill and declared that a pagoda should be built to pray for the country's prosperity. This is where the pagoda got its name which translates to 'Pagoda of the Celestial Lady'.

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Hue Cuisine

Indulge in the culinary delights of Hue, a city renowned for its refined and flavorful cuisine. Savor authentic dishes at a local restaurant and experience the unique tastes that have been passed down through generations of royal chefs. Sample specialties like Bún bò Huế (spicy beef noodle soup), bánh bèo (steamed rice cakes), and nem lụi (lemongrass skewers), each dish a testament to Hue's rich culinary heritage and a feast for the senses.

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Khai Dinh Tomb

Marvel at the Khai Dinh Tomb, an opulent and eccentric mausoleum showcasing a striking fusion of Western and Eastern architectural styles. Built for Emperor Khai Dinh between 1920 and 1931, this tomb is a testament to his unique tastes and global influences. Explore the intricate mosaics, elaborate sculptures, and the emperor's final resting place, a blend of Vietnamese tradition and European flair that offers a glimpse into the life and legacy of a controversial ruler.

Know Before You Go

This tour includes pick-up and drop-off at your hotel in Hoi An, Da Nang, or Hue. You'll travel in an air-conditioned van with a safe driver and an English-speaking guide. Lunch at Madam Thu Restaurant is included, where you can try local Hue food. Please note that drinks during lunch are not included. Also, you'll need to pay entrance fees for the Imperial Citadel (200,000 VND) and Khai Dinh Tomb (150,000 VND).

Hot Tip

Some past travelers recommend bringing extra cash for drinks and entrance fees. Also, wear comfortable shoes because there is a good amount of walking involved in the Imperial Citadel and Khai Dinh Tomb.

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