Hue Expert Travel Guides

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Introduction

by Frommers Travel Guides

Hue (pronounced Hway) is culturally and historically significant. It was once Vietnam's Imperial City and later the country's capital under the Nguyen dynasty (1802-1945). The Thua Thien-Hue region was a political football during hundreds... Continue reading »
Planning a trip

by Frommers Travel Guides

Getting There By Plane -- Hue connects from both Hanoi and Saigon with Vietnam Airlines (in Hue, tel. 054/824-709). A taxi from the airport costs 100,000 VND ($6.65/£3.70). There's also an airport bus that will drop you off or pick you up... Continue reading »
Fast facts

by Frommers Travel Guides

Banks & Currency Exchange -- Most hotels change currency in Hue. Vietcombank is at 78 Hung Vuong St. (tel. 054/846-058). Vietinde, the foreign-exchange bank, has an office at 41 Hung Vuong St. (on the roundabout at the terminus of the main to... Continue reading »

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HuYEEEEEE

Jes here (again), We decided to travel here to Hue (or as said huYEEEEE) however this was an experience we were not expecting and to be h... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler Jes & Al's Travels
Hue, Vietnam

Hue is really cool. It's much slower paced than Hanoi was. But it still has great food and good weather and nice people. ... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler Shane S
Hue in the rain

we arrived in Hue (this is pronounced 'hway' apparently, and not like the name of some posh bloke from chichester) at 8am this morning.... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler Jess
Hooray for Hue!

While the city itself is busy and full of beeping motorists, our experiences in the city of Hue rank on the top of my list for the whole... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler InterNATZionale
A Light at the End of the Tunnel

So, no more buses for now. We decided to take the overnight train from Hanoi to Hue, about 430 miles south of Hanoi. We had a four-p... Continue reading »

by Real Traveler KevHolls