Tombs of the Nguyen Dynasty Review

Hue is the capital of Vietnam's ancient imperial dynasty. There are Chinese culture and suggestions, so the imperial tomb group is a must to go to the attractions to understand Vietnam's history.

Traveling to Hue, in fact, many times is to visit the history of Hue. This is an ancient capital of Vietnam, and naturally left many witnesses to the city. Hue Imperial City is of course a must-visit attraction, and Hue Imperial Tombs are another attraction worth visiting carefully. Its imperial tombs are relatively scattered, the best way of course is to charter a car, or rent a motorcycle to enjoy slowly according to the map. If you don’t have enough time, pick two or three tours will be enough.

The royal tombs of the Sui Dynasty are located in the south of Hue City, with Jialong Mausoleum, Mingming Mausoleum, Shaozhi Mausoleum, Sui De Mausoleum, Jianfu Mausoleum, Tongqing Mausoleum and Qiding Mausoleum, all following the Chinese Ming and Qing emperors' tombs. The mausoleum of Qiding is small but the most exquisite of all mausoleums. The carved dragons and phoenixes inside are especially beautiful with mosaic of porcelain. The style of Ming Ming Mausoleum is different, like a big park.

Hue is the ancient capital of Vietnam. There are 6 imperial tombs of the Yuan Dynasty, of which Ming Ming Tomb, Suide Tomb and Qiding Tomb are the most worth seeing. The two earlier times, when the country was stronger, so the scale was larger and the architecture was more traditional. Qidingling is a combination of east and west buildings, although small but very beautiful. They are all in the suburbs, scattered and need to be chartered.

Hue's imperial mausoleums are scattered in the far suburbs of the city, if you want to see it is not easy, and you don't need it. Just look at two or three of them, they are all simple and vicissitudes.