On the day we visited it seems we were the only tourists. A movie was being shot with a large film crew and it was easy to see why. This is a stunning complex and having seen kyoto and Angkor Wat, feel this has much to show the visitor. Be careful their is a local couple who have linked Google maps to their home as the entry. Check your entrance as it's not via a private house despite what the sign says

I don't know where to begin. Fabulous. Please dress appropriately and show respect. The tombs across Vietnam fascinate and are being slowly restored. The price of admission is reasonable and you can hire audio tours as well.

We visited three tombs during our stay in Hue. The best way to do this was to rent a scooter (which you can do from your hostel or rental shop). The three tombs are all reachable in the same day, along with other places, if you take a scooter. This particular tomb has very pretty gardens surrounding it. However the actual tomb site is only open once a year, on the anniversary of the emperors death, therefore you can’t actually see the tomb unless you go on this date. It’s worth a visit though if you are doing the other tombs. The entry fee is 150,000 and can be bought right outside the entrance. NB - you can park your scooter for free outside the entrance, so don’t feel obliged to pay anyone for parking. We were actually hassled by a lady asking for money for parking, but don’t make the mistake of parting with your money.