With a diverse ecosystem of mountains, rivers, hills, lagoons and coastal sand dunes, Hue is an attractive destination for tourists in all four seasons of the year.

Since its renovation, Vong Canh Hill has become a popular rendezvous spot for Hue lovers.

Although it must be so strenuous to stick with this work, once the rubber trees are planted and grow up in the hilly area, and the half-mountain half-plain of Thua Thien Hue, its miracle of “poverty-alleviation” to people’s lives is visible.

The 100th birth anniversary of the master artist Le Ba Dang was held at Le Ba Dang Memory Space, located on Kim Son hill, Thuy Bang commune of Hue city on the evening of July 23rd.

Young artist Tran Ngoc Sy has offered classes of experimental painting for Hue young people with painting activities across places from Thuan An and Hai Duong beaches, Cha mangroves, Vong Canh hill, to the Citadel and ancient pagodas.

Being endowed with the poetic space and landscape by nature, Vong Canh Hill has long been chosen by local people and youngsters as a destination for relaxing and entertainment at weekends.

Every year, around the 20th of the 12th lunar month, just before Kitchen Gods Day, we the children in the city center were sent to the family lineage house on the slope of Ha Khe Hill near Thien Mu Pagoda to visit our grandma and helped her prepare for Tet since my parents were too busy to come.

The area of Thua Thien Hue passing through Huong Tra is truly a sequence of magical sites of heaven and earth. From low to high, the land starts from the sea, where the waves rumble, to the vast lagoon with the silver moon shining on the water, to the fertile plains of corn and rice, to the green midland at the foot of the mountain and the lush green hills ascending to high mountain peaks.

It is not too strange for tourists to Hue that the cemetery, a resting place of 24 eunuchs, lies on a little hill next to Tu Hieu Pagoda.