Forbidden Purple City Hue
Hue is lavishly adorned with several magnificent palaces, temples, royal tombs and other remnants of Vietnam's rich past. Hue finds itself in the company of other former royal capitals in Southeast Asia whose incessant efforts to protect and preserve their outstanding architectural heritage and historical vestiges have made them important world heritage sites. These include Ayutthaya and Sukhothai in Thailand, Angkor in Cambodia, and Luang Prabang in Laos among others. In fact, the Forbidden Purple City, Hue based in the heart of the city is one of the prime illustrations of the rich architectural legacy of Vietnam that draws tourists by hordes.
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| Sections | Travel: Vietnam Subjects: Architecture Subjects: Sacred buildings |
| Folders | Vietnam 18 years ago |
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| Camera | E5000 |
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| Aperture | 6.3 |
| Exposure time | 1/376 |
| Focus length | 7.1 mm |
| ISO | 100 |
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Herbert Rulf 29/11/2021 0:08
Die verbotene Stadt in Hue musste nach dem gleichen Schema errichtet werden wie die verbotene Stadt in Peking, nur viel kleiner, und der Marionettenkaiser von Vietnam musste die gleichen täglichen Riten vollziehen wie der Sohn des Himmels in Peking.Hier zu sehen ist das Mittagstor. Nur der Kaiser durfte den mittleren Eingang benutzen, alle anderen Personen mussten durch die beiden äußeren Tore gehen. Auf dem Balkon des Mittagstors verkündete Ho Chi Minh am 6. März 1946 die Unabhängigkeit Nordvietnams von der französischen Kolonialmacht.
LG, Herbert
Benita Sittner 28/11/2021 22:17
...sehr schön...wir sind auch dort gewesen....VLG BenitaRalf Melchert 28/11/2021 19:34
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