Cheap service According to the survey of Zing , the flight ticket price to Hue before April 30 is at a good level. If traveling from 9-12 / 4, departing Hanoi, the cheapest price the reporter found is about 1.4 million VND / round trip / person, Viejet Air (including tax fees, not including check in). Afternoon from Ho Chi Minh City is also cheap, less than 1.3 million VND / round trip / person, Viejet Air (including taxes, fees, not including check in). The homestay and hotel in Hue at this moment are having cheap room rates. Screenshots. Cheap airline tickets, the cost of accommodation is not high. On the booking booking platform, the homestay with a rating of 9 stars usually costs less than 1 million VND / 3 nights / room / 2 people. 4-5 star hotels have prices ranging from 1.8 to 5 million VND / 3 nights / room / 2 people. For transportation, you can choose to take a taxi or motorbike if you like. With motorbikes, the amount will be much smaller because the tourist attractions in Hue are not close to each other. The average motorbike rental fee is about 80,000 VND / day / digital car and 100,000 VND / day / scooter. What to play in Hue? Basically, Hue has “changed skin” much compared to about 5 years ago. The peaceful, solitary atmosphere is still there. However, a number of newly opened attractions have given visitors more options. If you spend 4 days 3 nights in Hue, you can refer to the schedule below. Day 1 Since cheap flights usually depart from noon, you will not be able to arrive in the afternoon. In the first afternoon, visitors can leisurely stroll around Hue, visit a cafe to chat or enjoy some specialties. At night, you should visit the pedestrian area along the Perfume River. There are no dense sidewalk stalls here like Hanoi and not as vibrant as the Bui Vien area in Ho Chi Minh City. However, in return, you will feel relaxed when walking along the river, watching Truong Tien bridge change color in the dark. If you need more excitement, Pham Ngu Lao – Vo Thi Sau – Chu Van An pedestrian street will be the best choice visitors can find in Hue. However, due to the prolonged Covid-19 epidemic, the bustle on this street is not the same as before. Day 2 After a leisurely first day, visitors begin their schedule to explore Hue’s attractions. 4 points recommended for visitors to go during the day are An Dinh Palace, Ngo Mon Gate, Khai Dinh Tomb and Lebadang Memory Space Art Gallery. An Dinh Palace is a destination that has been quite noticeable recently after appearing in the movie Very old girl . Come here, visitors will admire the real life Bach Tra Vien. Although not as flashy as on film, the timeless beauty of An Dinh Palace is enough to make visitors fascinated. The background of Bach Tra Vien in An Dinh palace. Photo: Anh Tu. Currently, the buildings of the palace have been destroyed quite a lot by war and time. The intact works can be mentioned as the main gate, the Trung Lap communal house and the Khai Tuong floor. Behind the floor Khai Tuong used to be the Cuu Tu Dai theater, where the royal performance was performed and reformed for the royal family during the reign of King Bao Dai. This is also the white tea garden in the movie. Currently, the scene set up for filming is still available. The entrance fee to visit An Dinh palace is 100,000 VND / person. Visitors who are not too fond of visiting the mausoleum can shorten the list of points to save money, arrange reasonable time. Leaving An Dinh Palace, visitors should visit Ngo Mon Gate. This point is free of charge and quite a lot of good shooting angles. In the afternoon, you should combine two locations, namely Khai Dinh mausoleum and Lebadang Memory Space by the same road. The ticket price of both points is about 100,000 VND / person. Lebadang Memory Space is a new art space in Hue. Photo: Anh Tu. While the tomb of Khai Dinh is quite familiar, the remaining location is still relatively new. Lebadang Memory Space is an art space displaying the works of the late painter Le Ba Dang. Outside the gallery area that is not allowed to take pictures, the outside space has many “European” corners for you to pocket beautiful pictures. This is a worthwhile place to try if you need to find some innovation in Hue. Day 3 Four points to be selected on day 3 include Khe Ngang Lake, Bao Vinh Old Town, Dong Ba Market and the Half-Moon Bridge. Ho Khe Ngang emerged after the MV We of the present. The way to this lake is basically easy. This lake area is relatively empty. In general, with this location, you won’t need to choose the angle too much and still get “standard MV” pictures. This is not a tourist area, so there is no fee. Meanwhile, Bao Vinh ancient town may disappoint many visitors if they set their expectations for a bold “Eye of the Eye” space. This neighborhood does not strongly develop tourism, with little services. The most prominent is still Mat Thong cafe, but it is not really special. The famous American travel blogger – Drew Binsky – once said that markets are always a must-visit when you go to a new place. Therefore, exploring the famous Dong Ba market is definitely a must try when coming to Hue. The market sells many local specialties and is also an ideal place for snacking. You should try to visit Kim Chau restaurant, which was eaten by the late chef Anthony Bourdain when coming to Hue. When the sunset begins, visitors should stop by the wooden half-moon bridge (the section of the river bank looks at the Nguyen Trai intersection with Le Duan). This spot attracts a lot of people to take pictures so you need to arrive early. Last evening in the country, you can choose a bar to “chill”. What to eat in Hue? In Hue, the food is quite unique but a bit spicy. Therefore, when eating, you can instruct the owner to reduce the spiciness or actively remove some chili. Here are some dining options when coming to Hue: Cake and specialties: Dong Ba market, Hang Me restaurant, Thuy restaurant, Banh Ba Do shop, Am Phu rice … Hue beef noodle shop, grilled pork vermicelli, spring rolls: Dong Ba market, Thuy restaurant, Tai Phu shop … Delicious snail shops: Minh Nghia snail, Hue oyster shop … Nice coffee, delicious tea: Mo Ton Dich tea, alley tea, Chi Lang oi coffee, CiTé Bakery & Tea, O2 Cafe …

The image of the street market by the river is still somewhere. Prosperous past Bao Vinh ancient town is located in Huong Vinh commune (Huong Tra town, Thua Thien Hue province), about 5km from Hue city center. This old town is located in the chain of Thanh Ha – Bao Vinh towns, one of the two largest ancient commercial ports in Dang During the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries together with the town port of Hoi An (Quang Nam). In 1636, after moving the lord palace from Phuc An to Kim Long, Lord Nguyen Phuc Lan chose the location of Sinh junction overlooking Thuan An border gate to open Thanh Ha port. Formed on the land of the two villages Minh Huong and Dia Linh due to the immigration and settlement of the Chinese, Thanh Ha town port quickly became a busy and busy commercial port on the boat’s wharf. Merchants from China, Japan, India and some European countries often visit ports to buy and sell goods. Later, Thanh Ha port was filled up and declined. Bao Vinh was born as an inevitable continuation. Bao Vinh is located near the junction, where Huong River meets two dug Dong Ba and Cua Hau rivers. In the past, Bao Vinh was famous for making coffins, carefully mosaic nacre, weaving cloth, masonry, brick and tile, making flour … In 1885, the imperial capital of Hue fell to the hands of French colonialists, Bao Vinh was destroyed destroy and fade gradually. When King Thanh Thai established Dong Ba market street close to the capital (in 1899), Bao Vinh was gradually forgotten. Although no longer an important port, the image of Bao Vinh still exists with the old streets on the river and the unique architecture of the townhouses, bearing bold market street with the function of both living and trading. The typical classic houses have wooden structures, tiled roofs, and interlocking brick walls. Many riverside houses are built in the style of old quadrangle houses (or “banh ú”), facing the river bank, where goods are transshipped with merchant ships. Ancient houses dating from 100 to 200 years have created a distinctive ancient feature for Bao Vinh ancient town. A corner of Bao Vinh ancient town. Difficulty in conservation Bao Vinh ancient town conservation project has been implemented by Thua Thien Hue province since 1991 to promote the value of traditional ancient house architecture and tourism exploitation. At that time, there were 39 old houses here. In 2003, the province had a conservation plan for the old town of Bao Vinh with a research scope of 8ha, but at this time there were only 17 old houses. Currently, Bao Vinh has only 10 old houses, including 6 houses with Vietnamese traditional architecture and 4 houses with French architecture. Currently, the local government with the financial support of the French Senate has just restored 4 old houses. The rest are continuing to wait. Among the remaining old houses, it is worth noting that the house number 77 Bao Vinh of Mr. Phan Tam. This is the only remaining 2-storey wooden house in Bao Vinh. The house of 5 compartments, dating back to nearly 150 years, is now badly damaged and has a significant impact on the lives and activities of people. The old house No. 105 Bao Vinh dating back more than 100 years of Mr. Le Quang Chat is in the same situation. He expressed: “Due to being built for too long, this ancient house has been damaged a lot. Currently, my family has to repair some items to both make accommodation and protect the house from collapsing. Previously, someone came to ask about changing the wooden frame in our old house with a new wooden frame and “compensating” for 12 more gold trees, but my family refused to keep the old house from the ancestors. again”. The change and disappearance of the old town in Bao Vinh has made many historical, cultural researchers and people regret it. Although Bao Vinh old town has taken on a different look, the street spirit still seems to be floating somewhere. Tourists come to Bao Vinh as to remember, find a time of glorious past with a small street just over 300m long but there are still old houses, rice market, boat station across the river, or The village communal house and Thien Giang pagoda are over 200 years old … In 2019, a cafe here is set as the setting in the movie “Eye of the Eye” by director Victor Vu has attracted many visitors to the old town. Bao Vinh. Through many changes of history, Bao Vinh still has a strange attraction with the simple beauty of the street form in the village and the preserved village cultural values. Bao Vinh ancient town is a unique architectural – cultural heritage, has historical value and is considered a part of the ancient capital of Hue, which needs to be preserved and preserved.