Dating back to the 17th century, the Fujian Assembly Hall was designed as a meeting and socializing hub for Chinese residents. As time passed, this was turned into a place dedicated to worshipping Thien Hay, the goddess and protector of sailors.
Divided into multiple chambers, the interiors include shrines, altars, delicate carvings and paintings depicting old Chinese traditional stories and myths.
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The Night Market in Hoi An is a destination famous for its diversity. Graced by the colorful lights of lanterns,…
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One of the most well-known historical landmarks in the Ancient Town, the Japanese Bridge dates back to the 15th century.…
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Hoi An Ancient Town is located along the picturesque Thu Bon River. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in…
