Dien Tho Palace

Expensive (24$ for two people) and not particularly interesting. There were portraits of people on the walls of one of the covered walkways, which was pleasant.

Residence of the emperor’s grandmother. The inter rooms are not outstanding, but the gardens are really really lovely.

The sheer scale & detail of intricate architecture is jaw dropping with so many entrances that make you feel like royalty

Treat for an emperor ! Needs a little restauration though ! COVID must have slowed things down. There are spots to sit and relax as this site is quite elaborate. If rainy watch out for the walkway tiles as they get slippery so shoe accordingly !

Queens residence with lovely tile chip decorations and phoenix rooftop ornaments

Apparently imperial-vibe with little integration of French style architecture and structure while maintaining traditional patterns

Cung Dien Tho This was rhetoric residence and audience hall of the Queen mother of the Nguyen dynasty. Now partially rebuild, it is only place where we can see the opulent life style of the emperors family.

One of the buildings where the family of the Emperor would have lived. As with most of this estate, they really need to do some work on it. The Buildings are nice, but won’t stay this way without work.