Born and raised in Hue, photographer Le Huy Hoang Hai is famous for many personal photo collections of Hue. Hundreds of beautiful angles and authentic moments have been captured by him about the landscape and the simple daily life of the people here. The most outstanding is probably the photo collection "Dreamland" which became famous in 2008. This December, when winter comes, photographer Le Huy Hoang Hai treats his fans to a photo collection of an early winter morning in Hue. He cleverly compared: "This morning Hue is as romantic as a fragile and hazy Hue girl".
This season, Hue is only summed up in the saying “slow and steady rain soaks the ground” that the elders often tell the children nowadays. In the North, it is constantly cold, in the South, there is only a cool breeze, but in Hue, it is both cold and pouring rain. Sometimes it rains continuously for a whole month without a trace of the sky!
Hue in winter is cold and quiet, cleverly reminding travelers of nostalgic memories of wandering in the heritage land. Hue Imperial City with many temples and mausoleums still "stand the test of time". The entire land of the Divine Capital seems to be bathed in cool water, washing away the dust of time, preparing to welcome the peaceful spring that is lurking in the East. However, Hue Imperial City is always beautiful, exuding a quiet, ancient style that is hard to find anywhere else.
Coming to Hue in winter, travelers are conquered and captivated by the aroma of beef noodle soup and grilled corn with billowing smoke, and there is nothing better than eating in the cold weather of Hue. Sitting and watching people passing by, you will see that even the harshness will eventually become familiar. Hue people have a gentle personality, but living in a land of wind and rain has also given birth to a hard-working and persistent nature. They are patient, struggling to make a living in the rain, wind, and bitter cold of winter.
Hue is beautiful and charming in every season. However, coming to Hue in early winter can easily make travelers feel sad and lonely. In return, the scenery has a poetic, indescribable beauty in the thick fog and cold rain.
