Halls of the Mandarins Hue

Hue , Vietnam
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    Architectural building, Historic site

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  • 1

    Hue

    10 photos

    ... of which included the Flag Tower, Nine Holy Cannons (5 representing the elements and 4 representing the seasons) and the Halls of the Mandarins. At 5pm it was time to board our overnight bus to Hanoi. I was actually quite excited by the prospect of ...

  • 2

    Royalty

    ... while a guard was yelling at me from across the room "no photo".   Outside of this building are the Halls of the Mandarins. They now house displays of pictures, handicrafts and garments of the royalty. There are 2 large 17th century ...

  • 3

    Touring the DMZ

    10 photos

    ... that's surrounded by a big brick wall and a moat. Here we saw the remains of the Forbidden Purple City (mostly weeds!), the Halls of the Mandarins and loads of other stuff. We stopped for a drink and ended up spending an hour taking daft pictures and ...

  • 4

    The land of tombs and pagodas

    67 photos

    ... . The walls of the citadel are 10km long and two metres in thickness. Within the citadel we saw the thai hoa palace, the halls of the mandarins, the forbidden purple city and the to mieu temple complex. It proved to be an interesting day and after a few ...

  • 5

    Hue

    ... private area reserved for the emperor, his concubines, and some eunuch servants), of which very little remains today.  The Halls of the Mandarins on either side of the courtyard behind Thai Hoa Palace -- which were once used as offices, and now ...

  • 6

    Hue and the Citadel

    1 photo

    ... walls, as well as towers, a library and a museum.  Other visits inside the Imperial City are Thai Hoa Palace, the Halls of the Mandarins and the original Nine Dynastic Urns to name a few. I arrived in Hue early in the morning. Check in the Hotel. ...