Hue, Vietnam

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Hue ... Rain, more rain and more Moto's!

We arrived in Hue early in the morning, the train ride took almost 12 hours. This train, the SE-1 that leaves every day from HaNoi, to Saigon is a little older and not quite as nice as the train to Sapa. Around 10 at night, just before turning out the lights to go to sleep we spotted a few...

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ECRadventure on October 22 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: ECRadventure's Travel Blog

Shameless Birthday Plug - Hue

Hue was the last stop before Hanoi on our Vietnam trip and also the town in which I celebrated my quarter century b'day. Hue was the capital of the Vietnamese royal family in the 19th Century and as such has a royal citadel within another citadel in the town. Our 2 days spent in Hue...

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Michael Russell on July 2 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Escape from Blighty

Tigre qui craque et Dragon qui se cache

*Le titre de ce message est une traduction libre de votre auteur de Crouching Tiger and Hidden Dragon* (pour ceux qui n'allume pas...comme ma ptite Isa a ma droite, il s'agit du film de kung fu hollywoodien qui est sorti il y a plusieurs annees...oui oui, celui ou les gens courent dans la cime...

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Guiless on June 20 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Asie du Sud Est par Isa et Guillaume

Hue

We have a lot of updating to do on the blog tonight. This was the first time that we have been on a computer in the last week or so that has been even capable of updating a blog....It seems that the farther south we travel in Nam' the worse the internet connections get. Hue was what you would...

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zachel on April 4, 2009 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Zack and Rachel's Asian Chronicles

Hanoi to Hue

Hue, as with most of Vietnam, has loads of history, a great atmosphere and there is loads to see and do without having to go to another temple or pagoda. From what we already knew of the history sounded fascinating and we wanted to learn more. So we did the one thing we had been desperately...

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jon and katie on March 26, 2009 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Vietnam

Brrrrrrooooomm!

Free from the tyranny of eggs, we went for a Vietnamese breakfast the way it should be: noodles. Having seen the Imperial City the day before, most of what remained to see nearby was further than walking distance, so we decided that the traffic here was sane enough to hire a moped. Great fun!...

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shedden on February 6, 2009 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon

Goodbye to Cat Ba, hello Hue

At the hotel it was eggs for breakfast again, then off to a much nicer boat that the one we'd stayed on, to sail back to Ha Long City. We said goodbye to the dragons and took the last photo in Ha Long Bay. At Ha Long City, we were taken to a terrible tourist trap restaurant where a hall full of...

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shedden on February 5, 2009 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Michael's Round-the-World honeymoon

UPS, entrega inverosímil a domicio

Andábamos comentando, no hace mucho, que esta Asia tan especial y tan loca, tan encantadoramente particular, nos está robando la capacidad de sorprendernos. Ya no nos parece ni curioso que la gente vaya en pijama por la calle, que en los mercados vendan murciélagos vivos o ratas muertas, que el...

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NuiM on December 7, 2008 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Un viaje por el sudeste asiático

ESTAMOS EN HUE

HOLA COMPAñEROS Aqui estoy peleandome con el teclado en vietnamita. Nos encontramos en la ciudad de Hue. Mañana tendremos la oportunidad de acercarnos a la que fue la zona desmitarilizada despues de la guerra de independencia que los vietnamitas tuvieron contra los gabachos. Es mas conocida hoy...

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Noemi y Carlos on June 23, 2008 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: NUESTRO VIAJE POR ASIA Y ALGO MAS...

Descripcion

Hue (Huế) is located in central Vietnam and is the former imperial capital. Guardian statues at the Tomb of Khai Dinh Guardian statues at the Tomb of Khai Dinh [edit] Understand Hue is intimately connected to the imperial Nguyễn Dynasty, based in Hue, who ruled from 1804 to 1945, when the...

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garisti on June 1, 2008 from Hue, Vietnam

from the travel blog: Viaje por Asia

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