The Noon Gate (Cua Ngo Mon)

Catch up with a couple of new people taking wedding photos, just above the emperor's imperial road, very festive, to add a lot of joy to the vicissitudes here. This is the main entrance of Daegu. It turned out that there was a portrait of Ho Chi Minh upstairs in the city gate there.

Not to mention the noon gate of Hue Palace, except for a large circle of size, the overall and Beijing's Forbidden City's noon gate look similar, less majesty and oppression, very pocket. The afternoon gate faces the big flag, and the ticket gate is located at a side door of the afternoon gate, and it is facing the Taihe Palace. The best photographic angle is diagonal moat, the moat can reflect the reflection of the noon gate, very beautiful.

The layout of the imperial city is very similar to the Forbidden City in China, and it is known as the small Forbidden City. I turned around the beautiful and quiet environment of the ancient city. Returned to the new city again in the afternoon. When shopping, I saw that the motorcycles parked in front of the primary school were full of children picking up school, which was more shocking than the car in front of our school. Xianghe Riverside Park is also nearby.

Enter the inner city through the gate, that is, you can see the palace area of the imperial city, also surrounded by the city wall and the moat, the quaint and gorgeous imperial city main entrance is hanging above the portrait of Ho Chi Minh. Because the layout of the imperial city is very similar to the Forbidden City in China, it is known as the small Forbidden City (ticket 55,000 dong waived entry). I sweated around the periphery and drank several ice drinks on the way to stick to it. The roads in the ancient city are flat and crisscrossed, with lush flowers and trees, and the environment is beautiful and quiet. Returning to the new city again in the afternoon, I tasted Vietnamese cold powder 7000 dong for the first time in the small alley shop, which is to mix a lot of fresh vegetables, aromatic leaves and rice noodles with seasonings.

Most of the buildings have been renovated and rebuilt, and most of them are not finished. But Hue Imperial City is still a place worth visiting. In traditional times, like China, the Vietnamese kings were highly educated, and many senior officials were not only government officials but also highly accomplished and skilled artists and calligraphers in the context of education, competition and promotion.