




HUERITAGE – Experience a heritage boat on the contemporary flow. A fine dining journey on the Perfume River blending Hue’s royal legacy with elegant cuisine, crafted to delight all senses.
Free cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
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Duration 3 hours: Check availability to see starting times
Host or greeter: English
Highlights
- Unique evening on Perfume River aboard a restored heritage dragon boat
- Savor refined menu of contemporary Vietnamese cuisine crafted with local flavors
- Enjoy live Ca Huế performances-Hue’s elegant traditional music once for royalty.
- Stunning riverside views, culture, cuisine, and calm set this cruise apart.
- Release a lantern on Perfume River and make a heartfelt wish
Full description
Includes
Contemporary-style dinner cruise on the Perfume River
Multi-course fine dining menu (Contemporary cuisine)
Taxes and service charges
Live Ca Hue traditional music performance
Welcome drink
Onboard storyteller throughout the journey
Luxurious onboard amenities
Complimentary Wi-Fi (Please note: internet connectivity may be limited and unstable due to the nature of river travel and surrounding foliage.)
Cruise insurance
Not suitable for
- Children under 2 years
- Children under 3 years
- Children under 4 years
- Children under 5 years
- Children under 6 years
- Wheelchair users
- Babies under 1 year
- Children under 3 ft (90 cm)
Meeting point
The Hueritage Cruise is docked at Nghinh Luong Dinh Pavilion – located on the sacred “Central Axis†of Hue’s imperial planning. This is more than a royal rest stop. It is a spiritual confluence of heaven, earth, and mankind; of power, culture, and nature. From this point, one can gaze straight across the Perfume River to the Imperial Citadel and Thai Hoa Palace – the very heart of the Nguyen Dynasty. It is a physical manifestation of the Eastern philosophy: “the Emperor is the Son of Heaven – the center of the universe.†Built in 1818, Nghinh Luong Dinh was a site where emperors would rest, receive envoys, and perform ceremonies before boarding the royal barge – symbolizing harmony between the court and the water. Right behind stands Phu Van Lau, where royal edicts and examination results were announced – a symbol of knowledge and transparency.
