Tag: Nguyen dynasty

The Queen's Beach - A Unique Destination in Quy Nhon: With its distinctive round pebbles, this beach was once the private retreat of Nam Phuong, the Queen of Annam. A stunning fusion of natural beauty and historical significance, it offers a truly royal experience.

Many visitors to the Imperial City of Hue on the afternoon of May 25 were upset and dismayed to find that the throne in the Thai Hoa Palace had been damaged the previous day.

Constructed in the early 20th century, this mausoleum of the revered empress has endured a tumultuous history. By 2024, after meticulous restoration, the site reopened its doors to visitors eager to delve into the fascinating tales of the past.

As the most prolific father among the Nguyen Dynasty emperors, King Minh Mang was one of the most influential rulers in Vietnamese history. To this day, his mausoleum stands as a mysterious tourist attraction, drawing visitors eager to explore its enigmatic charm when they visit Hue.

The majestic Tomb of Emperor Gia Long in Hue stands proudly amidst a lush canopy of trees. Following its meticulous restoration, it now boasts a refreshing green route, ideal for curious travelers seeking to explore the region's natural and historical wonders by bicycle.

"Unveiling the Kings of Vietnam with the Largest Harems: A Historical Insight."

The Tomb of Tu Duc Emperor has captivated many visitors with its serene and tranquil ambiance, set amidst a breathtaking natural landscape.

The Imperial Audience Ceremony, staged in front of the Thai Hoa Palace, offered visitors a unique insight into the intricacies of the Nguyen Dynasty's governance on November 23rd.

The Thai Hoa Palace is a majestic setting that witnessed the coronation of 13 Nguyen Emperors, from Gia Long to Bao Dai. This grand hall stands as an enduring symbol of the power and prestige of the Nguyen Dynasty.

Ascending the throne for a mere 3 days, King Dục Đức met a tragic end to his reign, one of the shortest in Vietnamese feudal history.