HUE CITY TOUR – PRIVATE TOUR FULL DAY

Hue City Tour Itinerary

 Located in central Vietnam, Hue was the capital city of Vietnam under the Nguyen dynasty from 1802 to 1945. If you really love Vietnamese history. You should book Hue private tour (Hue City Tour) with Culture Pham Travel to have a deep understanding of the lives of Emperors, concubines, and eunuchs. With a complex of the Citadel, beautiful Perfume River, Thien Mu pagoda, 7 tombs, Hue is such a beautiful city and worth a penny to visit.

In the morning:

City tour in Hue - At 8 am, Firstly, we will pick you up at your hotel in Hue city. We start the Hue city private tour full day by taking a private dragon boat to go along the Perfume river to visit the 400-year-old pagoda, Thien Mu pagoda from 1601. As you know, it is not only a pagoda but also a UNESCO World heritage. There are many stories and myths about pagoda from the locals in Kim Long village.
After that, we will take a car to visit the Citadel, Royal city and Forbidden city, a complex around 100 monuments in 520 hectares. It was the working and residence place of 13 Emperors, concubines, and eunuchs.

In the afternoon:

Having lunch at a local food restaurant. Hue is famous for education, medical care, and food. After lunch, we will continue visiting the tomb of the second emperor of the Nguyen dynasty, Emperor Minh Mang. Who had 600 concubines, 142 children, and 78 sons. Moreover, it is such a very nice and meaningful tomb with a lot of stuff. Because they were pre-prepared while he was still alive, only for the after-life of the Emperor.
After that, we will take the private car to visit the tomb of the 12th emperor of the Nguyen dynasty- emperor Khai Dinh. That is the smallest tomb but it has as known as the most expensive and beautiful tomb in the tomb system of the Nguyen dynasty and over the World. Therefore, nowadays, it is one of the new heritages of the world. You would say twice “WOW, WOW” I promise you.
Around 4 pm, We will drive you back to your hotel in Hue. Tour ends.

 Join Hue private tour with Culture Pham Travel to have a great experience about the Nguyen dynasty in Vietnam. At the end of the tour, you will have a wonderful album as we promised.
Group Tour just only 38$ per pax, please see here: Hue City Group tour

 Inclusion
  • Minivan with A/C
  • Dragon Boat Trip
  • English speaking guide
  • Bottle of mineral water
  • Lunch
  • Entrance fees
Exclusion
  • Gratuities and personal expenses.
  • Tips.
Children policies
  • <= 5 years old: Free
  • 6 to 11 years old: 75%
  • >= 12 years old: 100%
Price:
Price Per Person:
Group Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >=8
USD/Pax 105 71 61 57 53 50 48 47

This price list is applied for tourists who stay in Hue city only. If you would like to do the tour from Da Nang or Hoi An you have to pay 70 USD (From Da Nang city) and 80 USD ( From Hoi An).

 Book tours now: Hue city tour

Location: Tp. Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế, Việt Nam

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