[Vietnam, Hue Imperial Palace]

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Hue is a city in central Vietnam

It developed as the royal capital of the Nguyen dynasty, and was the capital from 1802 to 1945

The "Hue Monuments", consisting of the royal palace of the Nguyen dynasty and the imperial tombs of successive emperors, are registered as a World Heritage Site

◼︎Hue Imperial Palace

The Nguyen Imperial Palace is a tourist spot that symbolizes Hue

You can experience the atmosphere of the time with the imperial tombs and theaters of successive emperors, which preserve the glory of the last dynasty of Vietnam

◼︎Tien Mu Pagoda

Located on Ha Khe Hill with a panoramic view of the Huong River, this is the oldest temple in Hue

When Thien Mu Pagoda is written in Chinese characters, Thien means "heaven" and Mu means "mother"

◼︎The Flag Tower
It is about 29m tall and is a symbol of the city that can be seen from anywhere in Hue.
The current building was rebuilt with concrete during the Vietnam War.
The Flag Tower, which doubles as a lookout tower and artillery battery, was a fierce battleground between the US military and the Viet Cong during the war, and it is said that the flags that were raised there changed frequently each time they were fought over during the Tet Offensive.
There are still bullet holes on the wall.

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