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Hue, situated on the banks of the Perfume River in Central Vietnam, is a city drenched in history and culture. Known as the Imperial City, Hue was once the political, cultural, and religious epicenter of the country during the Nguyen Dynasty. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is globally renowned for the magnificent architecture of its citadels, palaces, royal tombs, temples, and pagodas. Travelers can relish a walk through the ancient Forbidden Purple City, marvel at the ornately decorated Thien Mu Pagoda, or engage in a serene boat ride along the Perfume River. Hue, moreover, boasts a rich culinary scene, promising some of Vietnam's most exquisite dishes, reflecting its royal heritage. This city, with its blend of history and modernity, allows travelers a glimpse into Vietnam's glorious past while having their foot firmly planted in the present.

Hue is ancient capital of Vietnam, in the center of Vietnam geographically. The best season to travel to Hue is in Lunar new year holidays, when the weather is not so hot and the rainy season has just passed… 
People in Hue are very honest and sincere. Foods are deliciuous and not expensive at all. You can find easily a good bow of noodle with much meat with price of 1.5 usd. Accomodations are at very affordable price. I really love Hue, every year I had to visit Hue at least once

Meet and Stay with Local Women in Hue

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Stay with local women to see how they live, listen their stories, learn about their culture and have a unique travel experience.

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Hospitality Exchange in Vietnam