As it was a 15 minute walk from our hotel we headed to the Mausoleum/ Tomb of Thiệu Trị one afternoon, to find it absolutely deserted, and slightly tumbledown, which added to it's peaceful atmosphere. There was no staff or entrance free and you are...More

Worth visiting if you have time., but no photography inside. It was very, very hot when we visited so I would suggest visiting early morning

If you wish to gain an understanding of the historic importance and significance of Hue , particularly during the period when it was the capital of Vietnam, tour of the royal tombs is a must

nice ctrip out of Hue, very quiet in the afternoon, nice to walk around...very impressive buildings and monuments

Every traveler should make time to visit this place. You won't regret it. Such a peaceful place and the scenery is just beautiful.

i am so amaze with the the structure..the influence for building this tomb..you should see the interior...so fine, unique and amazing. it makes me ponder how intelligent the emperor was. beautiful tomb...

The royal tombs are an amazing place of any visit to Hue. Lots of history here. My advice to read about it before you get there. The tomb of Gia Long was a highlight of our visit to the Imperial Tombs. We also stopped by...More

Only managed to visit two of a dozen tombs of Nguyễn dynasty spread across significant area such of Hue. Many are far apart. But would recommend making an effort. Consider running motorbikes to make it a more authentic experience.

We can never have enough of the history of Hue. (Being Kiwis, our history is pretty short). Picked up from our hotel, we were taken to the the perfumed river and did a dragon boat trip to this site. On the way the lady of...More

The royal tombs may be a stop on your tour of Hue attractions like the Citadel and Pagoda, as it was for us. Personally I found the intricacies of the tomb adornments to be interesting.