the tomb built for the twelfth Emperor of the Nguyen dynasty, vietnam.It features a blend of vietnamese architecture with western styles.i visited this place on 6 September, that time, i rented a car with driver for one day trip, this place is the second stop. i stepped in Tam Quan Gate first. it is typical of a traditional entrance in ancient Vietnamese architecture. the gate’s pillars are Indian style,it is an example of the mixture of Vietnamese and Indian cultures. after that,i reached Nghi Mon Area and Bai Dinh Yard. there are many statues of royals, warriors, horses, and elephants.i took some pics with them. then,i headed to Thien Dinh palace, this place, with the ceiling and walls decorated with murals of the Four Seasons, Eight Precious Objects and the Eight Immortals. Below, there is a gilt bronze statue of the King Khai Dinh. after visiting,i bought a key chain of imperial jade seal as a gift.

Unmissable for the mosaics in the room of the tomb. Can’t believe the amount of wasted skill and energy that went into these.

The Khai Dinh Tomb in Hue, Vietnam, is a captivating blend of traditional Vietnamese and Western architecture. Accessible by car, the journey itself offers scenic views and a glimpse into the region's rich history. The tomb's grandeur, intricate details, and serene surroundings make it a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. Despite some accessibility challenges, the experience is well worth it. Discover the harmonious fusion of art, nature, and history at Khai Dinh Tomb in Hue.