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Le plan de Hué est réalisé selon une conception de Nguyen Van Yen. Les constituantes de l'ensemble urbain (Ville fortifiée, Ville impériale et Ville pourpre interdite) sont disposées selon le principe d'un emboîtement. Un axe nord-sud commande une répartition symétrique des immeubles et de leurs fonctions. À l'extérieur de la ville, en harmonie avec le site naturel, sont dispersés d'autres monuments: les tombes de la dynastie Nguyen sont des œuvres d'architecture et d'aménagement paysager considérables.
La densité des monuments urbains est grande. Trois enceintes successives structurent leur ensemble. La première, de style Vauban comme le bastion côtier, est entourée de bermes, douves et glacis (2,235 m de côté). L'architecture est chargée de symboles qui relèvent de la philosophie orientale et de la tradition vietnamienne, tout comme le sens qui est attaché au cadre naturel. La brique est le matériau principal auquel s'ajoutent, dans le cas des palais et lieux de culte, le bois des charpentes et les tuiles canal émaillées jaunes ou bleues. Jardins et vergers s'intègrent à l'espace monumental.
L’école nationale de Huê se trouve sur la rue Lê Loi, quartier de Vinh Ninh, ville de Huê, province de Thua Thien-Hué.Quoc Tu Giam fut l’Ecole Nationale ouverte par la Cour pour former les élites intellectuelles de l’état. Au...
Le tombeau de Tu Duc est construit dans une vallée étroite appartenant au village de Duong Xuan Thuong (aujourd’hui, c’est le hameau de Thuong Ba, village de Thuy Xuan). Le tombeau est situé au milieu d’une immense forêt de pins, à 8 km du...
Travelling to Hue you may look for some corners where still keep remain it owns culture, architecture and a traditional food let visit Phuoc Tich ancient village with old house architectures, 500 years old temple and a collection of ceramic relics which are strong reflection of Hue culture....
It is a delicate pavilion with a south view. In front of the Pavilion is a large court leading to the Nghinh Luong Pavilion (Pavilion for Fresh Air) on the Perfume River bank.There had once been a tiger - elephant duel on the pavilion grounds in 1829 to entertain Emperor Minh Mang. In his...
The nine Dynastic Urns are the greatest bronze ones in Vietnam They were cast by Emperor Minh Mang in 1836 to symbolize the sovereignty of the dynasty.Each of them is named after the posthumous title of the emperors worshipped in the The Mieu Temple. For example, Cao Urn is named after Emperor...
The pagoda includes a main sanctuary with two statues of the Deity Eight Vajra.Dieu De Pagoda was built by King Thieu Tri in 1844 on the platform of 5,000m² in his old residence, where he was born in 1807. It was constructed on a large scale, but was badly damaged during the successive wars....
It is commonly known as a flagpole, but viewed from the Imperial City; it is really a huge structure of three flat-top pyramids, one lying on top of another. It was built during Emperor Gia Long's reign, in 1807, and later improved by his son, Emperor Minh Mang.According to the Thuc Luc...
Thanh Toan old bridge built in 1776 for the connection between villages and a place to have some breeze during the summer day. The Bridge is one of the oldest bridge in Vietnam recognized by as country heritage in 1990
Pagoda was built in the shape of the Chinese character "Khau" (mouth), with the main building consisting of three rooms and two wings. It faces the southeast and uses Ngu Binh Mount as a front screen.The pagoda was originally a small hut built by Nhat Dinh in 1843, who was formerly recognized by...
After being on the throne for seven years, Emperor Thieu Tri was sick and died on 4 November 1847 at the age of 41. In his lifetime, the Emperor neither thought of his death nor wanted the people and soldiers to waste so much labour and property for him, so he did not have his tomb built.As soon...
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