Cửa Quảng Đức (Quang Duc Gate), Hue

Cửa Quảng Đức (Quang Duc Gate), Hue

Cửa Quảng Đức (Quang Duc Gate) is the west gate that leads to the Imperial building and it was built in 1804. In order to enter the gate you have to walk on the Ho Thanh Bridge over the moat that surrounds the Imperial City. There is only a one way road for the vehicles that leads outside the Citadel, and in order to get in you have to use the Ngan Gate. The Quang Duc Gate was slightly damaged during the war but it is in use.

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Cửa Quảng Đức (Quang Duc Gate) on Map

Sight Name: Cửa Quảng Đức (Quang Duc Gate)
Sight Location: Hue, Vietnam (See walking tours in Hue)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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Walking Tours in Hue, Vietnam

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