Once called the Imperial City, Hue was the capital of Vietnam during the 19th century, actually from 1802 until 1945. We visited the palace of the Nguyen Dynasty -- the home of 13 emperors during that
period. Hue lies to the north of DaNang and China Beach which was a popular R&R destination for American troops during the Vietnam war or the "American War" as it is called by the locals.
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Lots of water, small boats and rice paddies |
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Two locals on a water buffalo showing off for American tourista |
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Another graduation |
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The palace where the emperors hung out |
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Unicorn dancers at the entrance to the hotel |
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Our lunch time entertainment at a local Hue hotel |
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