Hue Private City Tour, Thien Mu Pagoda, Dragon Boat & Crafts

Embark on an immersive exploration of Hue, immersing yourself in its rich history through visits to the Imperial Citadel, Thien Mu Pagoda, and the King's Tomb. Experience the serene beauty of the Perfume River by taking a scenic dragon-boat ride. Additionally, indulge in authentic experiences by witnessing traditional crafts being created in local villages.

The city of Hue, the capital of Vietnam under the rule of the Nguyen dynasty from 1802 to 1945, offers visitors an immersive experience into the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of this historic site. Upon arrival, guests will be picked up from their accommodation at 7:45 AM and commence their exploration with visits to notable landmarks such as the Tu Duc Tomb and Khai Dinh Tomb. Subsequently, they can engage in a cultural journey through the bustling Dong Ba Market and the vibrant villages where traditional crafts like conical hats and incense are produced.

This exclusive private tour provides an unparalleled opportunity to delve deep into the historical significance of Hue while experiencing authentic local life within its surrounding countryside. Known for its strategic location on the Perfume River, Hue boasts breathtaking views both on clear days and under less favorable conditions, making it a perfect destination for photography enthusiasts or those seeking serene landscapes. Its association with UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites underscores its importance in Vietnamese history and culture.

Following lunch, guests will embark upon a unique experience aboard a dragon boat cruise along the Perfume River, offering panoramic views of the ancient architecture and serene waters of this charming city. The tour concludes with the return trip to the city center, where a designated driver awaits to transport them back to their accommodations.

This comprehensive tour itinerary covers not only the iconic imperial citadel of Hue, the revered Thien Mu Pagoda, and the renowned Perfume River, but also allows participants to witness firsthand the daily lives of the locals, providing a deeper understanding of the region’s multifaceted history and culture.