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Among the approximately 70 traditional villages living on practicing crafts in Hue, the craft of making parasols is a special one.

Hue is beautiful not only because of its many elegant and timeworn architectural works, its airy, green spaces, and its poetic rivers and mountains, but also because within these landscapes, the people of this land are gentle and kind.

And soon, as the rains subside and the spring sunshine returns to warm the budding flower beds or tint the newly rooted young grass in soft golden hues… Hue will once again come alive with vibrant energy.

Hue starts entering winter, beginning a series of long and wet rainy days. But truly, if tourists could “embrace” this Hue’s weather, they will not only fully experience all the senses with the specialty of Hue rain,...

One early morning, when opening the door, and you feel a cold breath rush across your face, that is when Hue starts entering winter...

We can only hope that after the days of severe flooding, people in the low-lying regions will soon welcome gentle, sunny days again, so that the rhythm of life can become lively and peaceful as it once was.

Environmental sanitation workers, soldiers, police, militia and self-defence force, youth union members, and young people, etc., have been concentrating all their efforts to bring back a green - clean - bright Hue as soon as possible..

There have been countless events, stories, and deeply emotional moments captured in Hue during the recent days of flooding, reaching their peak on October 27th and 28th.

Hue, with its unique cultural heritage and timeless charm, continues to be a safe and friendly destination for international visitors.

From this stop, visitors can easily move to many other tourist attractions in Hue such as the Imperial Citadel, Thien Mu pagoda, Truong Tien bridge, and Dong Ba market, etc.

Though the Imperial Academy quietly awaits its “revival” after many historical changes, the academy - the first “royal university” of the Nguyen Dynasty - still radiates an aura of solemnity and pride.

Amidst the vast sky and land, the casuarina trees grow lush and strong, becoming a sturdy shield, guarding the village from waves and winds, and the harshness of the sea...

The people of Dinh Cu Residential Quarter, My Thuong Ward hold the Whale Worship Festival once every three years to express their wishes for favorable weather, bountiful harvests, abundant seafood, and a safe, peaceful community life.

Hue Today Weekly would like to present to readers a series of photos of the handicraft of making conical hats in Van The Village (Thanh Thuy Ward).

Hue Today Weekly would like to introduce the beauty of Pho Loi River to readers near and far. We hope this will be a light suggestion for tourists to Hue, offering them a small plan of a trip “along Pho Loi River”