Exploring Hue on a three-day tour
By Kim Ngan {authorlink}
When Hue, the ancient capital of Vietnam, comes to mind, one often envisions historic mausoleums, royal monuments, and intricate architectural wonders. However, there is another side to Hue waiting to be discovered—one adorned with stunning lagoons, serene ancient villages, unique cuisine, and captivating landscapes.
Join us on a three-day tour of Hue with Huy Nguyen, a renowned meteorologist in Vietnam, as we unveil this hidden beauty and immerse ourselves in local life during the enchanting autumn season. Embark on this captivating journey to experience the hidden treasures of Hue, where history and nature harmoniously converge, and immerse yourself in the heartwarming embrace of local culture and cuisine.
Venture into the lush greenery of Ru Cha Mangrove ForestParticipate in crafting bánh khoái cá kình (fish pancakes), a specialty dish from Chuon Lagoon, and savor the fruits of your laborEmbark on a boat journey to explore the picturesque Chuon LagoonDay 2: Rise early to witness the breathtaking sunrise over Quang Loi Lagoon’s floating market and engage with the locals as they go about their daily choresDiscover the art of crafting handicrafts from cỏ bàng, a unique type of sedge, in Pho Trach VillageTry your hand at pottery-making in Phuoc Tich, an ancient village renowned for its traditional craftsmanshipTake a leisurely bicycle ride through the charming village surroundingsLearn the secrets of preparing a local dish during an interactive session at a villager’s homeSavor the exquisite flavors of Hue’s royal cuisine during a delectable dinnerDay 3: Enjoy a scenic boat ride along the Huong River, complemented by tea and Hue-style cakes while engaging in insightful conversations with Hue expertsRelish a flavorful Hue-style lunch featuring local delicaciesExplore a café adorned with ancient architectural marvels and a tranquil pomelo gardenConclude your three-day adventure with a site inspection of the Gia Hoi – Bao Vinh – Nga Ba Sinh waterway tourist route
