Hue relics

The relic of the Holy Temple is the place of worship of Hieu Khang, King Nguyen Thi Hoan - mother of King Gia Long. Photo: Nguyen Luan

Revealing the foundation of Thoai Thanh Temple after a period of excavation

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HUE - The foundations of the works in the Thoai Thanh Temple relic (where the King's mother is worshiped) are gradually emerging.

The Generalange is recognized as a national treasure within the Imperial Academy. Photo: Phuc Dat

Ngo Mon and Thien Mu bell - land symbol of Hue

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Hue is not only the last capital of Vietnam but also the capital of Buddhism. This place preserves many national treasures, including the bells of the Nguyen Dynasty, which are considered witnesses to telling historical stories.

Tourists to Hue experience visiting relics using technology.

Tourists enjoy experiencing Hue relics with technology

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HUE - A new and exciting experience is being offered by the Hue Monuments Conservation Center to tourists at Hue monuments.

The Complex of Hue Monuments was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage on December 11, 1993, and the protection of the monuments is extremely important. Photo: Hue Monuments Conservation Center

How are the relic sites in Hue after storm Trami?

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HUE - After being affected by storm Trami, the relics in Hue are safe, with only a small amount of damage to trees and light bulbs.