• Hue Imperial City (The Citadel) - A highlight of Hue sightseeing, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the walled imperial city of the grand Nguyen Dynasty. The Hue Citadel was the residence of Vietnam’s last royal family, the Nguyen Dynasty. Despite enduring numerous battles, this vast walled complex has survived, with sections being restored to their original splendor. Be sure to explore every corner of the Hue Citadel and discover the lifestyle of Vietnamese royalty.
• Thien Mu Pagoda - This structure is the inspiration behind Hue’s official symbol and is one of the city’s oldest pagodas. Due to its rich history, it is a must-visit destination in Hue. The tranquil and solemn atmosphere of Thien Mu Pagoda draws both local and international visitors, not to mention the stunning sunset views over the Perfume River.
• Tomb of Khai Dinh - The most opulent of all the Royal Tombs. The 12th Nguyen Emperor, Khai Dinh, had a keen eye for detail, which is evident in his tomb. Although small in area, the exquisite fusion of Western and Eastern architecture makes the Khai Dinh Tomb one of the most visited tombs in the country.
• Lap An Lagoon - A beautiful and tranquil spot at the base of Bach Ma mountain. In front of Lap An Lagoon lies Lang Co Bay. It captivates tourists with its turquoise water, set against the blue sky, clouds, and green mountains.
• Lang Co Beach - Known as the Village of the Storks, it is located in central Vietnam. Situated at the base of Hai Van Pass, it lies between three cultural heritage centers: Hue ancient citadel, Hoi An town, and My Son Sanctuary. This location is a popular stop for tourists traveling from Hue to Da Nang.
• Hai Van Pass - Also known as Sea Cloud Pass or Ocean Clouded Pass, this is one of the most scenic roads in Central Vietnam. It runs along the Hai Van mountainside, on the border of Hue and Da Nang. The journey offers breathtaking views of the mountains, sky, and ocean. The pass provides incredible photo opportunities at its highest point when traveling from Hoi An to Hue by private car. (Note: This experience is not the same when traveling by bus or train.)

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• English Speaking Driver

• Gratuities
• Entrance Fee: 14 USD/pax ( Hue Citadel + Khai Dinh Tomb)

The most convenient way to discover the stunning and historic city of Hue, including attractions like Hue Imperial, Linh Mu Pagoda, and Khai Dinh Tomb, is to take a sightseeing trip that also includes a stop at Hai Van Pass on the journey from Hue to Danang or Hoi An. This trip is conducted by an English-speaking driver who provides visitors with an insightful view of the magnificent landscapes along the route. The skilled driver ensures a comfortable experience, offering door-to-door service and support throughout the journey.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.