Where am I - Travel Game II.

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Around Hue

Most people take a boattrip and visit the tombs along the river.

Along the perfume river (recommended)

The banks of the Perfume river became the royal graveyard for the 13 rulers of this area. More then 7 tombs are spread out in the south of Hue.
Since you can't visited them all the most interesting are the ones mentionned below.
Because all 3 of them have a wall you can't avoid the high entrance fee. Tomb Tu Duc 7 km from Hue.
This is really a marvellous place and not to miss. The tombs are set in beautiful garden with a pond with waterlillies.
Admission : 5 US$ or 55.000 VND

Tomb Minh Mang 10 km from Hue
Admission : 5 US$ or 55.000 VND

Tomb Khai Dinh 10 km from Hue.
Admission : 5 US$ or 55.000 VND


Every tomb is a small imperial city on his own with a palace, garden, lake, temple and the grave itself. The settings are all beautiful.
Because the tombs didn't suffer a lot from bombing they are looking nicer than the Imperial city itself in Hue. After +/-17.00h the ticketcounters are closed so you can try to get in for free if the gatedoor is open ( this was the case for Minh Mang when I was there).
Excursions can be booked at the travelagencies in Hue (See chapter : travelagencies).
Alternative : take a taxi (10 US$) or rent a bike to discover them on your own.
Be aware that the tomb of Khai Dinh and Minh Mang are lying at the opposite side of the river so you will have to manage a ferry (3 US$) to bring you across

Yes. Do you know anything about these kinds of tombs? There is something special... just in front of this place.

Thanks, Satt, have a good evening.

The hint was in my url, I was too lazy to change it so it said perfume, for the Perfume River which is how you get to the tombs.

Tomb of Tu Duc, Hue, Vietnam