The most beautiful royal tomb in Hue, Vietnam - Khai Dinh Tomb

#2024TravelReview#Vietnam #Hue #Historical Monuments Khai Dinh Tomb (Lăng Khải Định) is the imperial tomb of Hong Zong (Khai Dinh), the last emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty of Vietnam. It was built in 1931 and took 11 years to complete. The architectural style of Qiding Mausoleum is a fusion of Chinese and French features. It was built against the mountain. At the entrance is a dragon-carved staircase with stone statues of elephants, horses, and civil and military officials on the platform. The floor inside the imperial mausoleum is paved with colorful glazed tiles, there are huge murals of auspicious dragons on the walls, and on the left and right sides of the inner corridor there are colorful murals made of floral tiles and broken glass. This imperial mausoleum is truly magnificent and splendid, and it deserves to be called the most beautiful imperial mausoleum in Hue.