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The Entrance cost for citadel and tombs are extra. My favorite tomb is last one / Tu Duc. Tomb of Tu Duc was Constructed from 1864 to 1867, and the complex served as a second Imperial City where the Emperor went for "working vacations". Tu Duc has a contemplative nature and poetic spirit reflected in the landscape. The Emperor's tomb is tucked away in the back with just a stone coffin in the middle.
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