Alongside the traditional ao-dai, many visitors opted for matching couple outfits, or group uniforms featuring images and slogans tied to the land of the Huong River and the Ngu Mountain, as a way of marking their trip to Hue this holiday season. Notably, many chose to wear the national red flag with yellow star T-shirts, fitting the festive mood of the National Day holiday.

Beyond exploring its heritage sites, many families and groups of friends chose Hue for their holiday, drawn by its tranquility, slower pace of life, and distinctive cultural and culinary experiences.

This year’s National Day holiday runs five days, from August 29 to September 2. With every visitor’s footstep, every smile, and every glance at this land, new shades of color are being added to the Ancient Capital, turning a holiday into a journey of experiences and beautiful memories.

Join Hue Today Online as we follow visitors on their journey of discovery and experiences:

 Visitors made their way to Hue Imperial Citadel
 Visitors gathered at Hue Imperial Citadel to watch the re-enactment of the guard changing ceremony
 Two visitors from Da Nang chose Hue-themed outfits for their trip to the Ancient Capital
 Children experienced making incense by hand
 Exploring Ru Cha by boat (Hoa Chau Ward)
 Capturing unforgettable moments during the holiday
 Visitors’ radiant smiles during their trip to Hue
By HUU PHUC