The same ticket prices for international and domestic visitors to the Royal Palace from 1/9/2017

HNN.VN - From this date, Vietnamese visitors to Hue Royal Palace will be no longer eligible for the policy of 20% discount of the ticket price of VND 150,000/person/visit. However, Hue visitors will be discounted by 50% of the ticket price when they visit the relics belonging to the complex of Hue Monuments.

Visitors to Tu Duc Tomb

According to the Hue Imperial Relics Center, from 1/9/2017, ticket prices to visit Hue Royal Palace (including the Citadel and Hue Royal Antiquities Museum) are uniformly applied for international and Vietnamese visitors at VND 150,000/person/visit. This does not include 20% discount for Vietnamese visitors.

The ticket prices for other relics and integrated ticket types will not be changed. Specifically, the three-monument integrated ticket to Hue Royal Palace-Minh Mang tomb-Khai Dinh Tomb costs VND 280,000/person/visit; the four-monument integrated ticket to Hue Royal Palace-Minh Mang tomb-Khai Dinh Tomb-Tu Duc Tomb costs VND 360,000/person/visit.

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