Hue - description of the city:
Hue is city of Vietnam (Tinh Thua Thien-Hue).
The population of Hue: 287,217 people. Geographic coordinates of Hue: 16.46667 x 107.6.
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Vietnam
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| International title |
Hue |
| Population |
287,217 people |
| Timezone |
Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh |
| State |
Tinh Thua Thien-Hue |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 16.46667 x Longitude: 107.6 |
Photo Galery Hue
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#06: Hue - places of Interest |
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#09: History and present of Hue |
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#10: Spending Time in Hue |
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#11: Spending days in Hue |
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Places to visit in Hue
- Thien Mu Pagoda
- Ngọ Môn
- Forbidden Purple City
- Thái Hòa Palace
- Tomb of Tu Duc
- Flag Tower
- Museum of Royal Fine Arts
- General Museum Complex
- Tomb of Gia Long
- Huế University
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