The Mieu Temple

The Shizu Temple is an important building in Hue Imperial City, located at the bottom left of the entire Dain. It is a restored building. The original building was destroyed during the Vietnam War. It is dedicated to the emperors of the Sui Dynasty. Similar to the Tai Temple of the Forbidden City, there are staff to exchange tributes every day. This is not simple.

This attraction is included in the overall ticket for Hue Imperial City. It is said that this is the ancestral temple of 10 Shao Dynasty kings. This is a bit different from traditional Chinese culture. There are also several Ding in the temple. It is a sacrifice.

The Sui Dynasty experienced a total of 13 emperors, 10 here are dedicated, so here is a history of the Sui Dynasty from there to nothing, listen to Vietnamese history stories, feel Vietnamese culture, here must go!

The Nine Dings of the Sui Dynasty were cast in bronze in Xianlin Pavilion facing the Nine-kou Quan Temple. All Nine Dings were cast in Hue in 1835 and completed in early 1837. Each Nine Dings has the name of the Emperor of the Sui Dynasty, which is different in weight and different in carvings outside the Nine Ding. Nine mouths are: Gaoding, Rending, Xuanding, Yingding, Yiding, Shunding, Xuanding, Xuanding.

The gates and first pavilion of the imperial city are very impressive, the rest of the site is being restored, with few visitors visiting, and it is recommended to spend some time watching a short film showing what the place looked like before it was bombed in two wars.

The ancient temple of Hue Imperial City is in the scenic area of Hue Imperial City, just next to the Taihe Palace. Of course, it was built specifically for the emperor's plaques of the past generations. It is still quite intact, but it can still be seen that the traces of the repairs were later. For ordinary people, a lot of attention is not understandable, but listening to the guide's explanation will slowly understand the former emperor's real life part.