Minh Mang Tomb - An architectural treasure hidden in the heart of the ancient capital of Hue

Journey back in time to discover the history of this sacred land. Majestic nature embraces the masterpiece of the ancient capital Hãy nghe PHẠM THỊ MỸ DUYÊN một travel blogger nổi tiếng bật mí .

Nestled amidst the charming natural scenery of Huong Tho commune, Phong Dien district, Thua Thien Hue, Minh Mang mausoleum (Hieu Lang) stands tall like a magnificent painting, captivating visitors with its ancient beauty. respectful, majestic and contains many unique historical and cultural values. This place is known as "the most beautiful complex in Hue", and is a tourist destination not to be missed on the journey to the dreamland of Hue.

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A poetic journey of discovery

To get to the Minh Mang mausoleum, visitors must cross the 1,700m Dai Dao, covered with green trees. Tourists walking on this road are like a step back in time to the glorious golden age of the Nguyen Dynasty, evoking overwhelming emotions at the magnificent natural scenery of the ancient capital.

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Sophisticated architecture, artistic carvings

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Minh Mang Tomb was built based on the principle of "Left Dragon, Right White Tiger, Past Reflection", demonstrating the perfect balance between humans and nature. This place has massive architectural features, with many important items such as:

* Binh Phong: Solid wall surrounding the mausoleum, meaning to protect the king's soul.

* Great Path: The long path leading to the mausoleum, carrying the central symbol of a journey from the earthly world to the underworld.

* Tam Quan Gate: The main gate leading into the mausoleum area, expressing majesty and solemnity.

* Dai Bai Dien: Where the king's tablet is placed, this is where worshipping rituals take place.

* Phung Than Palace: The place where the king's throne is located, where the king welcomes his mandarins.

* Thien Tu Hau: The hill where King Minh Mang's tomb was built, has an auspicious meaning.

Each architectural detail in Minh Mang's tomb is meticulously and sophisticatedly carved, demonstrating the excellent talent of Nguyen Dynasty artisans. The paintings of the four sacred animals and four precious animals carved on stone carry the meaning of praying for luck, peace and goodness. The dragons winding on the tiled roof represent the king's authority and strength.

Minh Mang Tomb contains great historical and cultural values

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Minh Mang Tomb is not only a unique architectural work of art but also has great historical and cultural value. This place is a place to preserve the traditional cultural values ​​of the Vietnamese people, expressing the respect and filial piety of children and grandchildren to their ancestors.

Emotional journey of discovery

Coming to Minh Mang mausoleum, visitors feel like they are going back in time, returning to the golden past of the Nguyen Dynasty. This place evokes in visitors feelings of pride in the nation's history and culture and makes them more appreciative of the fine traditional values ​​of Vietnam.

Note 

* You should go to Minh Mang Tomb in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the hot sun.

* Bring a hat, sunscreen and drinking water when visiting.

* Dress politely, suitable for the spiritual cultural space.

* Maintain general hygiene and protect the environment.

In conclusion  

Minh Mang Tomb is a tourist destination not to be missed when coming to Hue. This place promises to bring everyone wonderful experiences and the most valuable history lessons. Let's plan and experience it with your family and loved ones!

Visitors can refer to some useful information about Minh Mang Tomb below:

* Ticket price: 60,000 VND/person

* Opening hours: 7:00 - 17:00 (all days of the week)

* Address: Huong Tho Commune, Phong Dien District, Thua Thien Hue

* Directions: Visitors can travel to Minh Mang mausoleum by motorbike, car, or bus.

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