Flourishing under the Nguyen Dynasty (1802 - 1945), Nhã nhạc - the elegant and sacred court music performed during grand royal ceremonies and rituals - became an indispensable part of the imperial court.
Hue Royal Cuisine represents a unique culinary essence that reflects the sophistication, delicacy, and elegance of Hue’s culture during the Nguyen Dynasty.
The Thanh Tien paper flower village is renowned for its vibrant, exquisite, and durable paper flowers, all meticulously handcrafted for Tet and various festivals.
The Sinh painting village preserves the traditional folk art of Hue, characterized by its bright colors and diverse themes - from worship paintings and Tet artworks to landscapes and folk characters.
Pho Trach Traditional Craft Village, with over a hundred years of history, is famous for its handwoven mats made from Lepironia grass - a natural, eco-friendly material.
The Luc Bo Cultural Exhibition offers a captivating glimpse into Hue’s royal heritage. Visitors can experience the royal tea ceremony, explore imperial
Truc Chi is a unique paper art form from Hue, created from natural materials combined with the art of illumination to produce delicate works that embody the soul of Hue.
Tien Non lacquer paintings, a traditional craft of Hue, are created using multiple layers of natural resin lacquer, polished and inlaid with gold and silver to achieve a deep, elegant beauty.
Motorbike ride-hailing is a convenient and popular mode of transportation in Hue, allowing travelers to easily book rides through a user-friendly mobile app.