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| Phnom Bakheng - Siem Reap |
 A former capital city of the Angkor kingdom, today, Phnom Bakheng is best known for its panoramic views of Angkor Thom, Angkor Wat and surrounding areas. |
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Hue was unified Vietnam’s capital from 1802 to 1945, during the rule of the emperors of the Nguyen Dynasty. It was not only the political but also the cultural and religious centre. It was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993 where palaces, temples, mausoleums and pagodas still retain much of their past glory. Hue is a place of poetic beauty, alive with gentle people and rich in history and tradition. The following excursions and short trips have been carefully designed for a customized holiday or for an extension from Hue after a package tour. |
| Tour de Hue - Theme:
Hue-DaNang and its vicinity |
 Duration: Full day
The tour brings visitors to the historic city of Hue, once the political, cultural and religious heart of Viet Nam. Relish the treasures of the Hue Citadel, the tombs of King Tu Duc and King Khai Dinh and the hustle of the Dong Ba Market, famous for its best conical hats in Viet Nam. A lunch with Hue specialities is arranged. |
| PhongNha Cave, Natural World Heritage - Theme:
Hue-DaNang and its vicinity |
 Duration: Full day
With it majestic stalactites, Phong Nha is indeed waiting to be discovered. According to the Royal Society for Exploration of Caves, Phong Nha will be one of the new expedition spots for cave lovers all over the world. From Hue transfer to Dong Ha, visit to the Quang Tri ruins. Then, transfer to Xuan Son. Boat ride on the Son River to Phong Nha Cave and hike to Tien Son Cave (1km). Return to Hue. |
| Royal Court Music and Dinner - Theme:
Hue-DaNang and its vicinity |
 Duration: Evening
Visitors will have a chance to dress up in Vietnamese regal costume for an unforgettable dinner where you all are treated like kings, queens and mandarins. While you enjoy Hue royal dishes supplied only for royal families before, a troupe will perform Hue royal music and dancing with traditional instruments. Recognized as a world intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO in 2003, the genre is extremely emotional music and has a very unique timbre which brings the atmosphere back to bygone times. |
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