Hiển Lâm Các (Pavilion of the Glorious Coming), Hue
Hiển Lâm Các (Pavilion of the Glorious Coming) was built during one year since 1821-1822 during Emperor Minh Mang. The Pavilion of the Glorious Coming is a memorial to the Nguyen Dynasty. Because of its very important meaning, this building at 17 meters high was the highest construction in the entire Citadel. The pavilion has 3 floors. The front stairs are divided into 3 sections and each has 9 steps, the middle one being reserved only for the Emperor. Of great interest are the well-preserved hand rails that were engraved in shape of a dragon. The Pavilion of the Glorious Coming is one of the best preserved buildings in the Imperial City.
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Sight Name: Hiển Lâm Các (Pavilion of the Glorious Coming)
Sight Location: Hue, Vietnam (See walking tours in Hue)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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Sight Location: Hue, Vietnam (See walking tours in Hue)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
Guide(s) Containing This Sight:
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Travel Distance: 2.9 Km or 1.8 Miles