Bí Ẩn Lăng Đức Bà Thiện Phi Bị Lãng Quên | Thưởng Thức Bánh Khoái Cá Kình Huế

Nestled amidst lush greenery and the tranquil surroundings of the Hue suburbs, the tomb of Lady Thien Phi Nguyen Dinh Thi Cam is the resting place of a concubine of Emperor Tu Duc and the woman who directly raised Prince Nguyen Phuc Ung Ky – the future Emperor Dong Khanh. For over a century, the tomb has retained its ancient, moss-covered charm and holds many little-known historical stories. In this video, I will take you on a journey to explore the entire architecture of the tomb, learn about the life of Lady Thien Phi, decipher the Chinese inscriptions on the tombstone, and discover her special role in the Nguyen dynasty's imperial court. While not as grand as the royal tombs, this monument holds immense historical and cultural value for the ancient capital of Hue. After exploring the ancient tombs, we'll enjoy Hue's "Banh Khoai Ca Kinh" (a type of savory pancake) – a simple yet unique dish, with a crispy crust, sweet and fresh whale fish filling, and a rich broth, showcasing the distinctive flavors of Hue cuisine. If you love Hue's history, culture, and cuisine, don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe to the channel to join me in discovering more unique places and delicious dishes of the ancient capital. Location: 1/86 Le Ngo Cat Street, Hue, Vietnam #HueXua #LangDucBaThienPhi #Hue #DuLichHue #AmThucHue #BanhKhoaiCaKinh #KhamPhaHue #FoodTravel #VietnamTravel #HueFood