Coming to Hue in the rainy season, visitors can get the chance to perceive the poetic charm of Hue in the rain and get lost in the golden architectural details steeped in the passage of time.
Some say that rain is one of Hue’s distinctive charms. And here it is, right before your eyes. Let’s enjoy Hue’s heritage sites in the rain, captured through the lens of young photographer Xuan Dat. During the rare rainy days at the beginning of this winter, he visited several heritage sites, immersed himself in the rain, and captured a series of beautiful photos.
Rain does not diminish the charm of the former imperial capital. Instead, it reveals a different perspective on its architecture, people, and the experience of exploring its heritage sites.
Hue Today Weekly would like to introduce to readers a series of photos taken by photographer Xuan Dat.
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| Tourists visiting Hue Imperial Citadel on a rainy afternoon |
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| Hien Lam Cac is shrouded in rain |
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| Lost in the rain |
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| A corner at the tranquil The Mieu Temple |
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| Kien Trung Palace |
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| Foreign tourists enjoy taking photos in the rain in Hue |
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| Khai Dinh Mausoleum in the rain |