Tam Giang Lagoon is known as the largest brackish water lagoon in Southeast Asia. The lagoon carries in it a wild and quiet beauty that can leave anyone coming here speechless.
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Coming to Hue, one can’t but visit Hue Imperial City - the ancient capital of Dai Viet (Vietnam). The tranquil and pensive night of the Royal Palace reproduces the history of the glory time or the suave songs on the Huong River has created a romantic dream of Hue tourists.
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Imperial tombs of the Nguyen Dynasty are one of the most important parts of the Hue imperial architecture - the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. In the total 7 imperial tombs, down below are 4 the most beautiful constructions you shouldn’t miss in your trip to Hue city.
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When referring to Hue architecture we often think of the citadel architecture, tombs, mausoleum, the palaces of the Nguyen Dynasty or the typical Hue garden houses. But another thing to see in Hue is also famous for the French architecture legacy being remained in the buildings here like a history witnesses. French architecture in Hue is an Indochina catalog bearing the architecture types from different regions of France with their typical characteristics and features.
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Your trip to romantic Hue city may fail to be interesting if you pass the chance to try most unique specialties of this region. From “bún bò Huế” (Hue beef noodle) with spicy bouillon to flavorful “cơm hến” (Hue mussel rice), each and every typical dish in this city will leave you unforgettable memories.
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Hue not only attracts visitors with it’s imperial heritage recognized by UNESCO but also by the peaceful and romantic landscape of green villages, lush greenery and rich lagoon. By spending a day around the outskirt, tourists can sense the beauty of Hue along the banks of the Perfume River through orchards, gardens in Thuy Bieu Village and the largest lagoon system in Southeast Asia - Tam Giang. 
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