Historical Importance Hue is a former capital of Vietnam and known for its historical significance.
UNESCO World Heritage Site The Complex of Hue Monuments is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Cuisine Hue is known for its traditional Vietnamese cuisine and is particularly famous for its 'Bun Bo Hue' a spicy beef noodle soup.
Imperial Citadel The city's star attraction is the massive Hue Imperial Citadel, which was the seat of the Nguyen dynasty emperors.
Tombs of the Emperors Scattered around the outskirts of Hue are seven royal tombs of Nguyen dynasty emperors, each one a unique expression of the emperor who designed it.
Perfume River Hue is settled on the banks of the Perfume River, named after the tree resins and blossoms it carries downstream.
Buddhist Temples There are numerous Buddhist temples in Hue, Thien Mu Pagoda being the most famous and oldest one.
Year-round Weather Hue has a tropical monsoon climate, with hot and rainy weather much of the year.
Cultural Festivals During the year, the city hosts several cultural and traditional festivals like Hue Festival, a big cultural event that attracts tourists.
Traditional Crafts Hue is a great place to explore traditional Vietnamese handicrafts, including conical hat making and incense making.
