24-26th April
Having Breakfast at at the airport on arrival and then heading to the Airport to catch a flight to HueFlight to Hue (Domestic Terminal 1) is at 9.55 am and arriving at 11.05 Am
Hue Serene Palace Hotel 37£
**Breakfast Included**
21 Lane 42 Nguyen Cong Tru, Hue, Vietnam
Quan Hanh- try five different dishes at only VND110,000 Taking but or private taxi though Hoi An pass to Hoi An.
Golden Rice- is a small two-storey restaurant with lots of character and a lot of good, cheap Vietnamese food. 40 Pham Ngu Lao, Hue. T: (054) 362 6938.
Shiva Shakti- a great Indian restaurant recently taken over by the owner of Ganesh, who owns seven highly recommended restaurants throughout Vietnam.
Hot Tuna- If you are looking for something a bit more lively with happy hours that go on well into the night, Hot Tuna on the corner where Vo Thi San meets Pham Ngu Lao is a popular cafe with a cheap Vietnamese and Western menu. A relaxed day-time atmosphere and good WiFi make this a great place to kick back and relax for a couple of hours before the party gets started. 37 Vo Thi San St, Hue. T: (054) 091 400 6847.
The most important site in Hue. Once known as the Forbidden Purple City it was home to emperors, who once ruled Vietnam. Many wars destroyed the complex and the site is slowly being reconstructed.
Located about 7km south of Hue (NOT to the west/south-west as so many websites seem to advertise!!) Sprawling collection of gardens, temples, sculptures and walking trails that showcase the best aspects of Ngu Phong Mountain. I swear that the day we visited we encountered no more than a dozen other visitors to this site, which is almost unheard of in Vietnam these days for a site as beautiful as this one. With it’s recent rise in popularity I’m sure this will change. Huyen Tran Princess Temple was one of the most unexpected, yet rewarding destinations that we unearthed. The taxi cost us around 240,000 return.
