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Khiem Lang is regarded as one of the most beautiful royal tombs, representing the burial architecture of the Nguyen Dynasty and traditional Vietnamese mausoleum art - PHOTOS: XUAN DAT
Tu Duc (1829–1883), the fourth king of the Nguyen Dynasty, reigned for 36 years and was renowned as a learned and cultured ruler deeply rooted in Confucian philosophy and literature. Among his enduring legacies, Khiem Lang — also known as Tu Duc’s Tomb — is regarded as one of the most distinctive and significant examples of imperial architecture.
As a prominent site within the Complex of Hue Monuments, Khiem Lang has long attracted both domestic and international visitors. Beyond its historical and architectural importance, the tomb offers numerous picturesque and inspiring settings that appeal to artists and photographers alike.
The seamless harmony between nature, elegant architecture, and tranquil surroundings makes King Tu Duc’s Tomb an essential destination for those wishing to experience and preserve the timeless beauty of Hue, Vietnam’s former imperial capital.
Khiem Lang is regarded as one of the most beautiful royal tombs, representing the burial architecture of the Nguyen Dynasty and traditional Vietnamese mausoleum artIt is truly an architectural masterpiece of the Nguyen court, celebrated for its luxurious beauty and a must-see for any visitor to HueThe romantic beauty of Luu Khiem Lake, located in front of Khiem Cung GateHue ladies gracefully stroll on the ancient, weathered steps…… or along a narrow path flanked by captivating, moss-covered wallsAt Du Khiem Pavilion, visitors can admire the clear water surface and the lively schools of fishOne of three wooden bridges cross the lake, leading to the pine-covered hillA poetic and romantic setting with rows of lush, whispering pine trees…… compelling countless visitors to pause, admire, and take photosCharming, lyrical corner within the harmonious whole of Khiem LangThe Honor Courtyard (Bái Đình) with its two rows of mandarins’ stone statues…… It is also a perfect spot for capturing stunning photographsThe path connecting the Honor Courtyard and the Stele Pavilion (Bi Đình), lined with thriving frangipani treesThe solemn stillness of King Tu Duc’s burial area at dusk
