The Flag Tower Review

Sanam Luang in front of the Hue Palace Along with a large fortress with a distinctive flagpole

There are lots of interesting sites around the citadel, where the big Vietnamese flag tower is based. The entire Hue is rich in culture and ancient buildings. The citadel city is alive during the day and during the night, where one finds lots of restaurants, fruit markets and rickshaw drivers. The entry to the citadel is free, however, the fees are chargeable to the historic sites where you'll learn about the Royal family that use to live here. You may want to rent a bicycle to ride around the town, to take few photos of many pagodas, or while admiring many green landscapes and parks around the city. Hue is fairly green, with lots of parks where you can walk or even view the big river which flows through the middle of the town. I would also recommend shopping at the local street markets, as there areany of them around and where one can purchase many local fruits or fresh coconut. Not to far from Hue is a hot spring, while you can also take a ride or a taxi to the beach.

Just opposite the Daneiwu Gate of Hue Imperial City, 33 meters high. There are three floors in total. It is the most important landmark in the country gate during the Sui Dynasty, and now only has historical role, and the big flag platform has been moved to Hanoi.

The Imperial City Banner, one of the attractions in Hue, Vietnam, is near the Imperial City. There are three floors. There is a Vietnamese flag on the top. It used to be a place where the Yuan Dynasty was held. It can usually be used as a watchtower. The scenery is also good at night. The lighting is very good.

The flag platform is divided into three floors. When there are ceremonial activities, the flag platform is raised and hung as a watchtower. The flagpole was originally made of wood, which was broken by the typhoon several times and replaced with steel pipes. The flagpole was destroyed again in the French-Vietnam War in 1947, and was connected with reinforced concrete the next year. Very nice place.