Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the rich history, architecture, and cultural significance of Đình Làng Dương Nỗ. Knowledgeable guides provide insights into the traditions and stories that have shaped the village. Peaceful Setting: The serene surroundings of Dương Nỗ village, with its lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, provide a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Known as the only primeval mangrove forest in Hue city, Ru Cha deserves to be the most unique tourist place in Hue city. It was surrounded by Tam Giang Lagoon – one of the biggest Lagoons in Viet Nam. Ru Cha was named after the typical trees here which grew along the lagoon aiming to prevent salt water intrusion. In autumn, all Cha leaves turn yellow which makes the natural landscapes here more beautiful and stunning. In the middle of Ru Cha, there’s a temple, a gazebo for sightseeing, and the only house living there for taking care of the forest. Especially, there are many “Cong” Caves on the ground with different shapes which are really weird and interesting. Only when standing in the gazebo, can visitors see the whole view of Tam Giang Lagoon – the largest lagoon in the South East Asia region. Harmonizing yourself with nature will bring you an unforgettable feeling ever.

Arriving at Chuon Lagoon, you will have a chance to sit on a sampan boat and visit Ho market where you can experience the local life of people. You can also be a fisherman and of course, you must observe how to use the fishing nets and essential tools to catch fish a local fisherman first. Then practice by yourself with the help of local fishermen here. After finishing catching fish, you can freely admire the beautiful view of at Chuon Lagoon