The Most Beautiful Attraction In Hue City🇻🇳

This time i want to share about one of the most beautiful place in Vietnam: The Tomb Of Emperor Khai Dinh. This tomb is located in Chau Chu Mountain, about 10km from Hue City Vietnam. Khai Dinh Tomb or also known as the Ứng Mausoleum is the smallest amongst Nguyen Royal Tombs, but this tomb is the most costly one. Most of you may be will ask, why the smallest tomb become the most costly one? the answer is in the past Khai Dinh Emperor want to built his tomb with modern materials. This tomb has a beautiful and unique design that blend Vietnam, Chinese, and French architectural styles. Because of that thing, this place becomes one of the most beautiful place in Vietnam. Well, the tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh is a must-visit attraction in Vietnam for anyone who would like to learn and know about the history of Nguyen Dynasty and for you guys who loved art. Entrance Fee: 150.000 VND (adult) FYI: this tomb is finished after 11 years of construction✨ 🪦Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh xã Thủy Bằng huyện Hương Thuỷ, Huế, Thừa Thiên Huế 530000, Vietnam #tripmomentschallenge #vietnam #hue #emperorkhaidinh #nguyendynasty #history #trip #travel #insta #mustvisit

Emperor Khai Dinh's tomb, former Imperial City of Hue

#tripblazers The last monarch dynasty of Vietnam is also the dynasty ruled by the Nguyen royal family. This tomb belongs to the second last Emperor Khai Dinh of Vietnam, who ruled Vietnam from 1916 to 1925. The tomb was not completed upon his death, but only in 1931 during Emperor Bao Dai's reign who is also the last Emperor of Vietnam. The mausoleum is mainly designed based on the porcelain art with the statue erected directly above his tomb. Due to the modern times of his reign, his tomb is mainly designed based on Neoclassical, Baroque and Gothic elements. The tomb is also listed under the UNESCO World Heritage Site together with other structures within the Hue complex.

KHAI DINH TOMB - Hue

Getting There - Tomb of Khai Dinh Hue is located in an area quite close to Hue city center, only about 9km, so traveling is quite convenient, it takes about 20 minutes to move. From Hue city center, you move west to Hanoi road, then go to Ngo Quyen street, continue in the direction of Dien Bien Phu and Minh Mang streets to reach Khai Dinh Hue mausoleum. Attractions - 1. Tam Quan Gate Tam Quan Gate stands out with its majestic and superficial architecture, is the entrance to visit Khai Dinh Hue Tomb, you will need to step through the first 37 steps to get there. The pillars at the Tam Quan gate area were built in the Hindu style, showing the unique cultural and architectural interference between Vietnam and India. 2. Nghi Mon and Bai Dinh yard From Tam Quan gate, you continue 29 steps to reach Nghi Mon area and Bai Dinh courtyard, there, you will be overwhelmed to admire the statues of courtiers and soldiers lined up in four symmetrical rows. Carved with very fine details. 3. Explore Thien Dinh Palace at Khai Dinh Tomb After going through the leveling floor (3rd and 4th floor) inside Khai Dinh Hue mausoleum, you will reach Thien Dinh Palace, located on the 5th highest floor, where the body of King Khai Dinh is buried, and also the place where King Khai Dinh is buried. The most unique sightseeing area, showing the creativity, breaking ways and love of art of King Nguyen Khai Dinh. Hotels - Vinpearl Hue Food & Restaurants - Com Hen Shopping - Dong Ba Market #mytripvlog

The Tomb of The 12th Emperor!

#celebratewithtrip Khai Dinh Tomb is a part of the Complex of Hue Monuments, recognized as World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993. It is located in Chau Chu Mountain about 10km away from Hue City, Vietnam. It is the burial place of the 12th emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty. It is the longest built, most expensive, most sophisticated and the strangest of all 7 royal tombs in Hue. This historical attraction is accessible by every vehicle. We rented a motorbike going there since it is the most convenient and cheaper way in Vietnam. The weather was chilly which was comfortable to explore Hue City. It is one of the most interesting cities in Vietnam in terms of culture and traditions. #celebratewithtrip #tripinspired #tripmoments #tripcom #vietnam

#bucketlistreboot Hue- Khai Dinh Tomb One historical site to visit if you are in Hue. There is a fee of VND15k. If you wish to have more information the guide on site is always available for small fee. Most of the features follow Chinese emperors, with a set of terracotta’s in front of the tomb. this will leave you wondering , are there originated from ancient Chinese dynasty that are located in Hue. The feature is also based on dragon . This is only one of the tombs which I was suggested the nicest. There are more different tombs around Hue area with different layout which I have skipped . Not even sure then actual person is laying at tomb.

The most adorable Mausoleum in Hue🇻🇳

#vietnamtrip The Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh is one of the most visited attraction in Hue City, Vietnam 🇻🇳. It was built in 1920 & completed in 1931 as a resting place for Emperor Khai Dinh(1916-1925), the 12th Emperor of Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam. The architecture of the mausoleum is a combination of eastern & western styles, artistic & modern 🤗 (a) Tam Quan Gate - Vietnamese gate & Hindu style pillars (b) Khai Thanh Hall - porcelain and glass (c) Nghi Mon Area & Bai Dinh Yard - Statue of royals, warriors, horses 🐎 & elephant 🐘 When I step in my foot into the Khai Thanh Hall, the interiors are beautiful especially the stunning splendor & the ceiling painting. My eyes can’t leave from the interiors 🤩 If you want to immerse yourself with the top beautiful emperor palace, the Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh definitely will be amazed you 🔥 Attraction: Mausoleum of Emperor Khai Dinh Address: Chau Chau Hamlet, Hue, Vietnam 🇻🇳 Opening hours: 7am - 5.30pm, daily Entrance fees: Adults: VND150,000, Children: VND30,000 #mausoleum #hue

A visit to The Tomb of Khai Dinh in Hue

The Tomb of Khai Dinh in Hue, Vietnam, is an architectural gem that seamlessly blends imperial grandeur with artistic opulence. As you enter the complex, the imposing staircase leads to the intricately designed main hall, where the emperor's bronze statue commands attention. The meticulous details of the mosaic-tiled walls and the ornate dragon carvings showcase a harmonious fusion of Vietnamese and European influences. Exploring the surrounding courtyards reveals picturesque views of the Perfume River and the lush landscapes that envelope the tomb. The Thien Dinh Palace, a striking structure adorned with vibrant frescoes and glass art, reflects the emperor's unique taste and cultural synthesis. Ascending further, the Stele Pavilion holds an epitaph revealing Khai Dinh's complex legacy. The courtyard offers serene moments, surrounded by statues and lush greenery, creating an atmosphere of contemplation. Delve into the underground chambers to witness the final resting place of Emperor Khai Dinh. The fusion of Gothic and Asian architectural elements in the tomb's design is a testament to the emperor's desire for a unique mausoleum that defied convention

[Vietnam] A place you'll want to visit at least once in your lifetime! An extravagant imperial mausoleum.

🏠Khai Dinh Imperial Mausoleum Reservation: Not required Time required: 30 minutes 📷:OK ---------------------------------------------------- Personally, it was my favorite spot in Vietnam. Although it gave a strong impression of Chinese culture, this building also incorporates elements of French style. At the ticket booth, you can choose either a single ticket for the Khai Dinh Imperial Mausoleum or a set of tickets for several buildings. I took a taxi to the Khai Dinh Imperial Mausoleum. #RetroTown #RetroArchitecture #Architecture #Emotional #Retro #HistoricSite #HistoricalCulturalTravel #trip_outdoor #OverseasTravel #VietnamSightseeing #VietnamTravel

Hue, Vietnam

One of the most beautiful tourist attractions in Hue. The interior of Khai Dinh Temple is beautifully decorated and it is a great symbol of Vietnamese modern architecture, intricate mosaic decoration, and outstanding design skills. Gorgeous and definitely worth visiting! Entrance fee is required. Opening hours: 6:30 a.m to 5:30 p.m in dry season (March to August) and 7 a.m to 5 p.m in wet season (September to February). #wecreate #hue #vietnam #vacation