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One of the residences built in Da Lat for Emperor Bao Dai during the 1930s, photographed in 2015. Da Lat served as a summer retreat for Vietnam's royal court under French colonial rule, and several of Bao Dai's villas remain in the city today.

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Dinh Bao Dai I 2015 One of the residences built in Da Lat for Emperor Bao Dai during the 1930s, photographed in 2015. Da Lat served as a summer retreat for Vietnam's royal court under French colonial rule, and several of Bao Dai's villas remain in the city today.

Dinh Bao Dai I 2015 The grounds of one of Bao Dai's Da Lat villas, photographed in 2015. Built in the 1930s, the residence served the last emperor of Vietnam during visits to the hill station, which functioned as a royal and colonial retreat.

Dinh Bao Dai I 2015 Interior grounds of a Da Lat villa built for Emperor Bao Dai in the 1930s. The property is one of several imperial residences in the city that have since been opened to visitors.

Dinh Bao Dai I 2015 A view of one of Bao Dai's Da Lat palaces, photographed in 2015. Da Lat's cool climate made it a favored retreat for Vietnam's royal court and French colonial officials alike during the early to mid twentieth century.