Following the floods in November 2025, a section of the wall of Hue Imperial Citadel, approximately 15 metres long, collapsed. It has since been restored, almost a year later. Along the nearly 3-km-long defensive wall, however, tens of metres still require support from steel frames, highlighting the increasingly evident impact of heavy rain and flooding, heatwaves, storms, and landslides on Hue’s centuries-old heritage sites.

Hue city in central Viet Nam has been named among the world’s top 25 honeymoon destinations in the Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Awards by online travel platform Tripadvisor.

All tourist sites within the Complex of Hue Monuments reopened to welcome residents and visitors from the morning of November 4, while restoration efforts continue after the recent severe floods.

Inspecting flood-hit areas in the central city of Hue on October 31, the Deputy PM commended the Hue Monuments Conservation Centre for its swift and proactive response in cleaning and restoring sites immediately after floodwaters receded, helping to minimise damage and quickly restore the site’s appearance.