Historic imperial citadel and royal tombs in central Vietnam featuring 12th-century architecture, UNESCO-listed monuments, and cultural heritage sites within the Perfume River valley.
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Complex of Hué Monuments
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Vy Da
Riverside town in central Vietnam near Huế, known for cultural landmarks, temples, and proximity to historical sites.
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Hue
Ancient imperial capital of Vietnam with UNESCO-listed Citadel, royal tombs, and 1.38 million residents centered on the Perfume River.
Hoi An Ancient Town
UNESCO-listed ancient town in central Vietnam featuring well-preserved architecture, traditional lanterns, and craft villages within a compact walkable area.
Citadel of the Ho Dynasty
A 14th-century walled citadel in northern Vietnam, built by Ho Quy Ly, featuring reconstructed palaces and museums within a historic 500-hectare site.
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Historic fortress in Hanoi, Vietnam, spanning over a thousand years of architectural and political significance in Southeast Asia.
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