Hue Imperial City Walking Tour (Kids Half-Price)

This small group tour of the Imperial City will be led by a knowledgeable female guide to ensure you don't miss any important landmarks while discovering the legacy of the Nguyen dynasty. Group tour and private tours available throughout the day. Book your walking tour with our female team today!

09:00 or 14:00 Meet at Lac Thien restaurant. Walk through one of the ancient gates of Hue Citadel, highlights will be The Flag Tower, The Noon Gate Square, and The Holy Cannons – the guide will explain the history of the ancient capital in 1802 and the rise of the Gia Long Emporer.

Continue to Thai Hoa Palace (currently under renovation) – learn about the Vietnam War and the Tet Offensive of 1968 – the guide will explain the restoration project being undertaken by the Vietnamese government.

The highlight of this walking tour, visit The Mieu Temple – learning inspiring stories about the 13 rulers of the Nguyen Dynasty.

Admire the most important artwork inside The Hue Citadel, the Nine Dynastic Urns, created by Emperor Minh Mang in 1836, which is a symbol of the sovereignty of the dynasty.

Visit the Hue Purple Forbidden City – a maze of palaces that used to be the exclusive living quarters of the Kings and their royal families – the guide will show you hidden spots and tell fascinating stories bringing the history of the palaces to life.

The Hue Royal Theater (Duyet Thi Duong) is the oldest surviving traditional theater in Vietnam, located within the Hue Imperial Citadel. Built in 1826 under Emperor Minh Mang, it was a venue for royal performances, showcasing classical Vietnamese court music and drama.