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Hue 2015–2018 4 photos of this spot

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Thái Bình Lâu, a reading pavilion within Hue's Imperial City, Vietnam, photographed in 2015. It was built during the reign of Emperor Khải Định as a retreat within the Nguyễn dynasty's palace complex.

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Thai Binh Lau 2015 Thái Bình Lâu, a reading pavilion within Hue's Imperial City, Vietnam, photographed in 2015. It was built during the reign of Emperor Khải Định as a retreat within the Nguyễn dynasty's palace complex.

Pond of the Royal Reading Pavilion, Hue, 2018

Pond of the Royal Reading Pavilion 2018 The pond beside the Royal Reading Pavilion in Hue's Imperial City, photographed in 2018. The pavilion once housed the royal library of the Nguyen dynasty.

Purple Forbidden City 4 2018 A view within Hue's Imperial City, sometimes called the Purple Forbidden City, photographed in 2018. Modeled in part on Beijing's Forbidden City, it was reserved for the emperor and his household.

Royal Reading Pavilion 2 2018 The Royal Reading Pavilion is part of the Imperial City in Hue, the seat of Vietnam's Nguyen dynasty emperors from 1802 until 1945. Enclosed within the citadel's walls, the pavilion was one of many structures built for the private use of the imperial family.