Pagodas
Thien Mu’s tower in Kim Long, then Tu Hieu, Dieu De, and Bao Quoc, and the cathedral at Phu Cam.
The pagoda stops
Thien Mu is the seven-tiered tower in Kim Long, on the north bank upstream of the citadel. Tu Hieu sits in the pines of Thủy Xuân, Dieu De on the river near Gia Hội bridge, and Bao Quoc on Hàm Long hill.
Thien Mu Pagoda The seven-tiered Phước Duyên tower on Hà Khê hill above the river. Ride out along Kim Long in the late afternoon, or stop on the way to a tomb. 
Tu Hieu Pagoda A working monastery in the pines of Thủy Xuân, named by Tự Đức, where Thích Nhất Hạnh was a novice. 
Dieu De Pagoda One of three Nguyễn national pagodas still standing in Hue, on the Hộ Thành river near Gia Hội bridge. 
Bao Quoc Pagoda An old hillside pagoda on Hàm Long hill, given its royal name in 1747. Enter through the triple gate; give it 30 to 90 minutes. Phu Cam is not a pagoda
Phu Cam is the cathedral on Phước Quả hill, not a pagoda. Sunday mass is at 05:30, 08:00, 15:00, and 18:30.
