Driving Highway One: Hue

by Lisa Spivey, Feb 1, 1995 | Destinations: Vietnam / Hue
The Citadel is one of the main attractions of Hue. Here we are looking at one of the four gates of the Imperial City, inside the Citadel.

The Citadel is one of the main attractions of Hue. Here we are looking at one of the four gates of the Imperial City, inside the Citadel.

The Citadel is one of the main attractions of Hue. Here we are looking at one of the four gates of the Imperial City, inside the Citadel.
Inside Hue's Citadel, a newly restored building at the main gate of the Forbidden City.
One of Hue's main attractions, the Citadel, was the site of the bloodiest battles during the Vietnam war. Very little remains of the grand structures inside the Citadel, which is going through major restoration today.
The Perfume River runs through the city of Hue on its way to the South China Sea.

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