
Step into the remarkable Phú Xuân Village Hall, a historical treasure dating back to the early 15th century. This architectural masterpiece stands as a living testament to Vietnam’s imperial past, serving as the headquarters of the Nguyen Lords and later as the capital during Emperor Quang Trung’s reign and the Nguyen dynasty. With its intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance, Phú Xuân Village Hall offers visitors a profound journey through Vietnam’s rich heritage. Discover this national relic with HueSmileTravel for an authentic cultural experience that brings history to life.
Overview of Phu Xuan Village Hall
The Phú Xuân Village Hall showcases traditional Vietnamese architectural brilliance with its harmonious complex of three-entrance gate, front screen, meeting house, and offering house. The entrance gate features majestic pillars adorned with lotus motifs and poetic distiches, while the meeting house spans 17.80m by 10.60m with eight large pillars crafted from precious ironwood. The offering house, built in the distinctive “thuong song ha ban” style, houses three sacred compartments: the middle honoring village founders, the left commemorating contributors, and the right venerating ancestors. Recognized as a national relic in 1994, this architectural gem within Hue Imperial City stands as compelling evidence of Phú Xuân capital’s historical significance and cultural evolution.
How to get to Phu Xuan Village Hall
- By Taxi/Grab/Motorbike
- By Bus: Take local buses (routes #2 and #4), stop within 300 meters of the site. For the most convenient experience, book a cultural heritage tour with HueSmileTravel that includes transportation and expert guides familiar with the village hall’s rich history.
Address: Phu Xuan Village Hall – Tay Loc ward, Hue City
Things to Know
Opening Hours: | Daily from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM Early morning (7:00-9:00 AM) or late afternoon (3:30-5:00 PM) to avoid crowds and enjoy optimal lighting for photography |
Entrance Fee: | 50,000 VND for adults 25,000 VND for students Free for children under 10 |
Visitor Tips: | Visit nearby attractions including the Hue Imperial City and Tu Duc Tomb to maximize your cultural experience The first day of each lunar month features traditional ceremonies worth witnessing |
For the most enriching experience, book your guided tour with HueSmileTravel to discover the hidden stories and architectural details of this historical gem.