Things to do in Truong Tien Bridge

I had a fabulous day with To and we ticked off so many places of interest in Hue. I could never have covered so much alone. To is a very good driver with great English and was very committed to making sure I had a great day. The restaurant we stopped at for lunch was fresh and tasty. Even at the end of the day instead of taking me to the market he stopped at a grocery store for me to let me buy supplies I had mentioned I wanted to take home. There was enough time to see everything at my own pace and no rushing; just relaxing.

It was a wonderful experience. The scenery was breathtaking, and the breeze felt amazing. The afternoon tea was also delicious, allowing me to spend a relaxing and elegant time.

Normally, I enjoy Vietnamese coffee, egg coffee, salt coffee, and coconut coffee. Today, I had a special opportunity to learn how to make coffee in Hue at the Phin coffee class with Uyen. I learned about the history of each type of coffee and the coffee-making process, which was not difficult at all and a lot of fun.

My booking was made through Klook, and while the staff were initially confused about Klook, it was all sorted out within 10 minutes. There were altogether 11 or 12 items served. Food was on the whole delicious. Staff were helpful, and service was also quick. We arrived at around 6.15 pm, and food was served soon after 6.30, and by around 7.30 we had finished. Also liked the "old fashioned" ambience of the place.

Simon was our guide - clear and interesting explanation! to note that the drive to Hue is ~2 hours away with one rest stop. Attractions visited was ample to learn more about the historical importance of hue. The provided lunch was also very filling.

Great experience along the Perfume River. Our guide was excellent and provided great knowledge and insight into Hue and its history. The food was of good quality and there was enough offered to be a good sized afternoon tea. Very enjoyable experience.

Had an amazing day tour to Hue exploring Vietnam's historical heritage! This was by far the best handled guided tour I've taken. Our guide, Tâm, messaged the pickup time in advance and met me right at the hotel entrance. We took the tunnel instead of the Hai Van Pass, but Tâm gave us a great history overview along the way, including a nice coffee break at a lagoon. The Highlights: Khai Dinh Tomb: Incredibly beautiful and unique architecture. Lunch: A wonderful group meal at a lovely hotel. Tâm perfectly handled my dietary restrictions. Thien Mu Pagoda: Stunning views and even better architecture. The Imperial Citadel: Amazing!! I’ve never seen such a beautifully restored palace. It was worth every bit of the heat. Quick Tip: The 2.5-hour drive is very comfortable and great for a nap. Definitely bring a hat and stay hydrated, as walking around the sites gets really hot. Overall, an incredible experience!

Good thing I was able to stretch the trip in one afternoon. I would recommend using this since it will provide one QR code applicable for all sites. First, I choose the farthest site to visit via Grab bike, Minh Mang, Khai Dinh, Tu Duc, lastly, Imperial Palace. First two was the fave, but the least liked were the last two because of pictorials with attire change. I wish they only have designated places.

nice place, big sprawling garden around the main tomb area. it was rainy when we went so it was hard to move around as it was all open. the tomb was ok, very basic so if you prefer elaborate decors, Khai dinh would probably be best if you like ornate. they said the land was used as a second imperial city before he died. makes sense!