Tu Duc Tomb (Khiem Lang) is a work with unique and most beautiful architecture and arrangement of the Nguyen Dynasty. Currently, this relic is in the process of restoration, but still attracts hundreds of tourists to visit every day.
Some works at Tu Duc tomb are in the process of restoration.
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Tu Duc Tomb was started in 1864 and basically completed in 1873. The project was built on an area of 12 hectares, located in Thuy Xuan Ward, Hue City (Thua Thien - Hue).
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Seen from above, the architecture of Tu Duc Tomb exudes majesty but still has a gentle, airy and poetic feel to it, with the rustling green pine forest and lake surrounding the tomb.
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In addition to being a burial place when he passed away, this was also a place where King Tu Duc came to rest, read books, recite poems... so the landscape of the mausoleum resembles a large park. In the picture is Tinh Khiem Island, this area was built for the king to travel, sightsee, read books and write poems.
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Foreign tourists visit the tomb of King Tu Duc
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Du Khiem Ta construction in Tu Duc tomb
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Many young people come here to check-in
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The bridges, lake system, and green pine forests have created a unique, poetic architectural feature for this relic.
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The lake system and green pine forests combine harmoniously and neatly with works bearing the bold architectural features of the Nguyen Dynasty.
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King Tu Duc's tomb is located on the right side of the temple.
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The mausoleum area includes the audience courtyard (Bai Dinh), the stele house (Bi Dinh), the pillars, the citadel and the mysterious palace.
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At the stele house in front of the king's tomb, there is a stele made of Thanh stone, delicately carved with details of tiger talisman, thao thiet, chrysanthemum, eight treasures... this is the largest stone stele structure in Vietnam.
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Tomb of King Tu Duc.
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