Ancient Hue, situated on the banks of the Huong River, has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. This city, which once served as the national capital and the educational, cultural, and political hub of Vietnam under the Nguyen Dynasty, is the cradle of Vietnamese culture. Hue's unique history is particularly appealing to history enthusiasts. The city is home to national treasures, including a complex of temples, pagodas, tombs, and monuments. This riverfront town attracts millions of tourists annually, eager to explore these fascinating sites. Despite the destruction of many historic structures by American troops in the past, Hue has retained its charming beauty. In addition to its antique sites, Hue boasts some exquisite beaches such as Lang Co and Thuan An. The area also features several mineral hot springs, including My An and Thanh Tan. Hue is worth at least a couple of days to visit and explore.
