Tam Giang brackish water lagoon system is the Southeast Asia's largest, located 30 km from Hue City. The lush mangrove forest not only creates conservation areas for aquatic resources, helping the Tam Giang lagoon to put on a new color, but also protects the habitat from the impact of climate change, creating more livelihoods for local people, from fishing to community tourism.

For the first time at the kite festival within the framework of Hue Festival, the typical and traditional kites of Southeast Asian countries will converge and accompany in the sky of the Ancient Capital.

On the morning of May 29, Hue Festival Center said that within the framework of the Summer Festival of Hue Festival 2023, the International Kite Festival 2023 would take place from June 3 - 9, with the participation of many Southeast Asian countries.

On the evening of October 29, Azerai La Residence Hue Hotel held a ceremony to receive the prestigious award “Top 10 best hotels in Southeast Asia in 2022” voted by the notable American travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler.

After the Bangkok - Hue - Bangkok charter flight, Thua Thien Hue plans to open charter and commercial routes connecting Hue ancient capital with some ancient capitals in Southeast Asia, such as: Ayutthaya (Thailand) - Luang Prabang (Laos) - Siem Reap (Cambodia)…

“Condé Nast Traveler" - the prestigious Travel magazine of the U.S, has just announced that Azerai La Residence Hue Hotel is the only one in Vietnam named in the category of “Top 10 Hotels in Southeast Asia,” the Department of Tourism said on October 8.

Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang were all honored in the category of Best Cities in Southeast Asia, in 2022 Asia's Best Awards ranking by the American famous travel magazine “Travel & Leisure.”

With an area of around 22 hectares of water surface, Tam Giang – Cau hai Lagoon is Southeast Asia’s largest brackish lagoon, with a diversity of flora and fauna ecosystems.

The special offerings at Trach Pho Shrine (Phong Hoa Commune, Phong Dien District on February 12-13th of the Lunar Calendar every year), including a pair of sea bass and a tray of yam sweet soup, helped us connect ancient Southeast Asian cultural symbols together to clearly see the unique values condensed in the belief of worshiping the Thien Y A Na Goddess.