Mausoleum of Emperor Tu Duc
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The Tu Duc Mausoleum is the largest of the Hue Mausoleums, with a traditional Chinese architectural style. It is very large, with a pool and a ancestral temple, and the terrain is undulating. There are also huge stone tablets, probably recording the life story. This pomp reminds me of the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum, although it is not as regular as the Ming and Qing imperial tombs in China, with several front and back entrances and symmetrical layouts, but it is guided by the terrain. The ancestral tablets are all written in Chinese characters, which Vietnamese people can't understand, but Chinese people have no problem.
You can buy a joint ticket for the Hue Palace, which will save a little.
If you have time, visit both the Tu Duc Mausoleum and the Khai Dinh Mausoleum, and you can see two representative imperial tombs with completely different styles.