Nghenh Luong Dinh and Phu Van Lau

Nghenh Luong Dinh is located on the vertical axis from Ky Dai to Phu Van Lau, right next to the bank of the Huong River. This work was built as a resting place for the king before going down to the river to board a dragon boat or as a cool place. Behind Nghenh Luong Dinh is Phu Van Lau, which used to be the place where the king's letters were posted and announced and the place where the names of the doctoral candidates under the Nguyen dynasties were announced. The unique architecture combined with the airy natural scenery has made this place popular with many tourists when exploring Hue. Nghenh Luong Dinh and Phu Van Lau is the image chosen by the State Bank of Vietnam to appear on the 50,000 dong and is also one of the symbolic works for heritage architecture in Hue, this is also the favorite check-in place of many tourists when coming to the Ancient Capital. Because it is located right in the center of the city, the road to this monument is easy to find. Starting from Trang Tien Bridge, you just need to go straight along Le Duan Street for about 500m and then look to the left hand side to see Nghenh Luong Dinh sign.