Huyen Khong Sơn Thuong is a Theravada pagoda which located in a mountain. The architecture of the pagoda is simple and harmonious with nature. It is built mainly with wood and stone, creating a feeling of calm and balance. Inside the pagoda, visitors can see Buddha statues, meditation halls, and beautiful calligraphy with Buddhist teachings. There will be a 30 minutes ride from the city center to this peaceful countryside. On the way back, we can grab a cup of coffee in a hidden coffee shop.

An Hien Garden House is a beautiful example of a traditional Hue garden house. It reflects the refined lifestyle, culture, and harmony with nature that are characteristic of Hue people.

An Dinh Palace is a stunning masterpiece that perfectly blends European Neoclassical architecture with traditional Vietnamese imperial motifs. This was the private residence of the last two emperors of Vietnam. It served as the home of Khai Dinh before he ascended the throne, and later became the residence of Bao Dai and his family after his abdication in 1945.

An Cuu is one of the oldest and busiest local markets. Unlike the more touristy Dong Ba Market, it offers an authentic look into the daily lives and trading culture of the local people. We can also enjoy some local food and tropical fruits while visiting the market.