Back to search result Lang Hieu - Hue, Vietnam
Buy picture
Notes on the format
Web Sufficient for online, social media, EBook, blog, etc.
Print For orientation: A4 has 2480x3508 pixels at 300 dpi, A5 has 1748x2480 pixels at A5
HighRes The original format of the image
Picture no.
Licence
Royalty-Free
Model Release Agreement
not necessary
Property Release Agreement
not necessary
Price category
Description
Dai Hong Mon - main gate of the tomb complex (Great Blessing Gate or Great Red Gate). The Dai Hong Mon was used only one time for the funeral of Lang Mingh Mang. Since that day it is cosed. Lang Hieu - Tomb of the emperor Lang Minh Mang (1791-1841, ruler from 1820 to 1841). The tomb of the second ruler of the Nguyen dynasty is located 12 km ousite the city of Hue. The royal tomb was build from 1840 to 1841 (completed by Lang Ming Mangs son Tuu Trach) after a period of more than 14 years of astrological research to find a good / the right / best place. The complex consists of an oval shaped garden of 700 by 350 meters (45 hectare or 111 acres) with several pavilions and lakes. Typical for the tomb complex is the wide and very clear structure. UNESCO world cultural heritage. One of the major sights of Hue.
Author
Copyright
Zoonar/Jens Flachmann
