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The walkway runs along the outer walls between the Sap Gate and the Ngan Gate, with the Flag Gate in the middle, and offers beautiful views from above. It is intended to eventually lead all the way around the citadel.

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The "Hall of Supreme Harmony".

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A two-story pavilion, the Pavilion of the Five Phoenixes, is placed on top of the U-shaped gate.

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The Noon Gate is the most beautiful of the four entrance gates to the Imperial City. It was built in 1833 by Minh Mang in the style of the gate of the same name in Beijing. The reign of the Nguyen Dynasty ended here in 1945 when the last emperor, Bao Dai, handed over his regalia to Ho Chi Minh.

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Worthwhile place to visit

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The Imperial Throne Hall in the Thái Hòa Palace in the Imperial City of Hue is impressively decorated in gold and red. Audiences were held here right up to the last emperors of Vietnam.

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The Thai Hoa Palace is the royal audience hall at the center of the Citadel of Hue, the former imperial city of Vietnam. It is also known as the Palace of Supreme Harmony. Important ceremonies and receptions of the Nguyen Dynasty were held here, and the throne room of Vietnam's last emperors was located there.

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The two-story south gate was built by Minh Mang in 1833. The lower part of the gate has five entrances. Very beautiful complex

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The citadel contains an imperial palace modeled on the Forbidden City in Beijing, which it followed in a smaller format. The Citadel of Hue is a complex of approximately 500 hectares, consisting of three parts. The citadel was the emperor's imperial city. The Forbidden City was reserved only for the court and soldiers with their families. Other people were not allowed inside. Anyone attempting to enter the emperor's private quarters, except for his wives, cuncubines, children, and eunuchs, was punishable by death. The city lies between Hanoi and Saigon on the northern bank of the Perfume River. When visiting the citadel, one should dress modestly (loose everyday clothing). It is worth purchasing a combination ticket for the citadel and three other tombs.

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The ancient Quang Tri Citadel lies on the Thach Han River. This was the fiercest battlefront of the Vietnamese people's resistance against the US Army. It was the common grave of numerous soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the peace and independence of the Vietnamese people. Today, the Quang Tri Citadel is a popular destination for numerous tourists from home and abroad. Unfortunately, very little remains.

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Looks like a businessman built a castle and named it after his two sons, Thanh and Thang. https://www.odditycentral.com/architecture/vietnamese-businessman-builds-himself-a-magnificent-palace-worthy-of-a-king.html

Monumental complex with interlocking courtyards, parks and palaces. Plan at least half a day for the visit.

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Beautiful facility with great attention to detail - great

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The citadel is the absolute highlight of Hue and totally impressive, especially with its "Forbidden City" - simply magnificent

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Imperial Palace of Hue. Located very close to the city on the Perfume River. A monument worth seeing. Entry fee 200,000 VND. You should plan on about 2-3 hours. The Citadel of Huế was the former residence of the emperors of the Vietnamese Nguyễn dynasty in the then capital. The citadel contains an imperial palace modeled on the Forbidden City in Beijing and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Citadel of Huế was the former residence of the emperors of the Vietnamese Nguyễn dynasty in the then capital. The citadel contains an imperial palace modeled on the Forbidden City in Beijing and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Source: Wikipedia

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Very interesting ancient culture

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Magnificent neo-baroque style palace. But it's probably in some private ownership

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Impressive composition of citadel, imperial city and forbidden city

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The various entrances to the Imperial City and also within it are interesting because they show how they are used (who is allowed to enter where). Side entrances were used by people of lower rank, large middle entrances by the king, etc.

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The whole of the Imperial City is rightly a World Heritage Site. Best to visit with a local guide to learn the importance of the buildings.

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