Hue Tour: Walking in Imperial City with Optional Dragon Boat

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Overview

Available languages

English

Take a Walk in Imperial Citadel and Ruined Forbidden City of Hue Vietnam

Learning about Life of the Emperors, Their Wives - Concubines - Eunuchs

Learning about history and culture of Hue and Vietnam with a local expert

Cruising on Perfume River with Traditional Dragon Boat (Boat Option Only)

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

We do not include entry fee as you may want to buy COMBO TICKET with better value for Citdel and Tombs.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

For Option with Dragon Boat: Walking Tour, Dragon Boat on Perfume River, Taxi Pagoda back to center.

For Hue Walking Tour: Informative English speaking tour guide, Pick-up at 4 Cannons of the Cửa Ngăn.

Tips/Gratuities for Tour Guide/Driver if Excellent Service

Entrance Fee (200k/person/Citadel OR Combo Tickets)

Options

Imperial City with Dragon Boat

Small Group - Max 8 People: Walk 2.5 Hours in Imperial City, Dragon Boat on Perfume River to Thien Mu Pagoda for Pictures, Transfer Back to City Center.
Duration: 4 hours: Walk 2.5 hours in Imperial City with Guide, 25 minutes Dragon Boat. Trip will finish in Toa Kham Boat Station or City Hotel.
Entry Fee is not included: 200K/adult (40K/Child) to Imperial City. Combo Ticket is recommended if you also visit 2 or 3 more royal tombs later.
Pick-up and Drop-off: not include, our guide 'll meet you at 4 cannons of Ngan Gate (Cửa Ngăn). Please note that, there are 5 cannons on other side
Tour Inclusions: English speaking guide for Imperial City Walking Tour, Dragon Boat on Perfume River, Transfer Pagoda back to City Center.

Hue Imperial City Walking Tour

Small Group - Max 8 People: 2.5 Hours Walking in Imperial Citadel, Forbidden City with Local Expert to learn about Hue History & Vietnamese Royal Culture
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
Entry Fee is not included: Entry fee of 200K/adult & 40K/Child to Imperial City. Combo Ticket is recommended if you also visit 2 or 3 more royal tombs.
Pick-up and Drop-off: not include, our guide 'll meet you at 4 cannons of Ngan Gate (Cửa Ngăn). Please note that, there are 5 cannons on other side
Tour Inclusions: Informative & Friendly English speaking tour guide, Pick-up at 4 Cannons Area, Ngan Gate (Cửa Ngăn).

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Reviews

4.96

398 reviews

383

We had a small group (4)...
Bill T,
Mar 4, 2025
5.00
We had a small group (4) which meant we had time to ask questions. The guide was knowledgeable and gave an insight into current Vietnamese life as well as the past.
Exceptional Tour of the Citadel
Joshua W,
Feb 26, 2025
5.00
Minh was an exceptional tour guide with a great understanding of the influence various cultures and architecture from around the world on Vietnamese architecture. The tour was informative and I would highly recommend for anyone visiting Hue! The small group tour (only three people on ours) was great and gave us great insight in to the experiences of the Vietnamese people.
Wonderful tour
Regan,
Feb 19, 2025
5.00
Great tour and Hung was so informative and spoke wonderful English giving me an in depth appreciation of the tradition and culture of the imperial city
Best way to see and learn
Amanda S,
Feb 15, 2025
5.00
Absolutely Brillant. Our guide spoke excellent English, was extremely knowledgeable and ensured that we saw all of the Citadel. We really learnt a lot about the interesting history of Vietnam royalty, which we would never learnt doing this tour independently.
Informative, Helpful Guide, and Interesting!
Peter R,
Jan 28, 2025
5.00
The tour was wonderful, informative, and interesting showing the highlights of the citadel. The guide was very easy to understand, friendly, and very approachable - she answered any questions we had - no matter how silly it seemed to ask