Tomb of Dục Đức

The Tomb of Dục Đức features multiple pavilions, stone pathways, traditional gardens, and ornate altars within its architectural design complex.

Emperor Dục Đức ruled for only three days in 1883 before being deposed, making his reign one of the shortest in Vietnamese imperial history.

The tomb incorporates feng shui principles through its layout, combining natural elements with architectural features to maintain balance between the physical and spiritual realms.

Visitors can reach the tomb through guided tours departing from central Hue, with morning visits recommended to avoid afternoon heat and crowds.

Unlike other Nguyen Dynasty emperors, Dục Đức was not interred in his designated tomb but was buried in an undisclosed location after his death.

Part of: Imperial City of Hue

GPS coordinates: 16.45150,107.59290

Latest update: July 24, 2025 11:45