Hieu Tomb – resting place of Nguyen Dynasty’s second King
Minh Mang is the second King of the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945). He was buried at Hieu Tomb (Tomb of filial piety), also known as Minh Mang Tomb. The majestic architecture features various vestiges of Nguyen Dynasty’s art, culture and history.
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