When I studied at the secondary school, I often visited Hue city every summer, it is my birthland and I am very proud of Hue city. Hue is not a large city but it is peaceful and quiet. There are many historical vestiges in this city. Every year, there are thousands of tourists visiting Hue and they are very pleasure, attractive by Hue’s beauties and people. Hue people are very friendly, open-hearted and have sweet voice.
If you have a chance to travel, choose Hue city to visit. In the early morning, viewing the sun rising outside the sea is very interesting. It makes us feel a good new morning, we can enjoy the glow of dawn, breathe the fresh air of the sea together. After viewing the dawn, you have rice spaghetti for breakfast, one of Hue’s specialities. Visiting Hue, you can eat many kind of delicious cakes. I am sure that you will be attractive be these cakes’strange taste as eating at the first times and you will remember this taste forever.
It will be unfortunate if you do not go around to gaze at the Royal Citadel where the kings lived and many historical events happened. This is an occasion for you to become Royalty in beautiful Royal dresses in several minutes to keep memory. The Royal Citadel’s interior is vast, you will be surprised by not only its large area but also its architecture. Here you will have more knowledge about Hue’s history, the Kings and Royalties’s lives in Hue.
To summarize, when you visit Hue city, you will be impressed by Hue’s peole, food and beautiful views, and you will not forget as reviewing Hue pictures.

Hanoi capital has many historical relics. In which, Van Mieu Quoc Tu Giam is one of the typical relics, recording the cultural achievements of Dai Viet over a thousand years of the ancient capital Thang Long. The Temple of Literature was built in October 1070 as a place to worship Confucian sage saints such as Confucius, Manh Tu ... the honorable grapes are revered by people from all over the world. Six years later, in 1076, Quoc Tu Giam house was built adjacent to the Temple of Literature. Initially, this place was used for princes to study, then expanded to admit more excellent students nationwide. Standing from Quan Thanh Street, you will see the ancient Temple of Literature surrounded by bricks, the main gate was built according to the royal palace with carved grape inscriptions that have faded over time: Temple of Literature. The two sides of the gate are a pair of stone dragons in the Le s era.