Hue things to do
My An Hot Springs
Savour a slower pace with a refreshing visit to My An Hot Springs - an ideal escape after a day spent visiting the local attractions. Located in Phu Duong, this spring is compared to world-class hot-spring destinations like Paven Banis in Bulgaria, and Koundour in Russia. Relax with a therapeutic mineral water treatment.
Elephant Springs
The gorgeous Elephant Springs are one of Hue's hidden treasures. Given the name because of the large elephant-like boulders that frame the waters, these natural springs are surrounded by lush jungle, and quaint bamboo huts. Travellers can enjoy a swim in the cool water and relax on the flat rocks to the sound of birdsong and falling water.
The Perfume River
Flowing through the city, the Perfume River adds a unique beauty to Hue's landscape. Head out on a boat to see the sights with a glass of champagne, or sit down to a delicious meal with views of the river. There are scenic walkways beside the river, and in the evening lanterns are lit for a cosy atmosphere.
Bach Ma National Park
The Bach Ma National park is renowned for its biodiversity. The area is home to over 1,400 species of plants and proudly cultivates a fifth of all the flora in Vietnam. Added to that, it boasts the Bạch Mã Mountain, which soars to a height of 1,450 metres. Enjoy the wild beauty of the landscape on various hiking trails.
Thuan An Beach
Just under 9 miles from the city centre, there lies the beautiful stretch of Thuận An beach. This is a popular attraction for travellers, and is known as one of the most attractive beaches in the central area of Vietnam. It brings the welcome chance to relax and take a dip in the sea.
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