Gate of Glory and proud flags tell the story of Vietnam's last dynasty

#0yentravel The "Ngo Mon" and "Flag Tower" towering over the ancient city of Hue in central Vietnam are imposing structures that symbolize the royal palace of the Nguyen Dynasty. The Ngo Mon was built as the main gate of the palace, and it is a prestigious structure where only the emperor was allowed to enter and exit through the central gate. Its solid construction and beautiful decorations convey the dignity of the dynasty to this day. The Flag Tower towering nearby is a tower with a large flag flying, which can be said to be the symbol of Hue. The national flag hoisted here symbolizes the history of Vietnam, which has continued from the Nguyen Dynasty to the present day.