Japanese Covered Bridge
Also known as the Pagoda Bridge, was built in 1593 by the town's Japanese community.
Phuc Kien Assembly Hall
Also called Kim Son Pagoda, was built in 1697 by Chinese Phuc Kien merchants at Hoi An. Having been used for worship as well as for meetings of the Chinese from Phuc Kien province.
Quan Cong Temple
This Temple is dedicated to Quan Cong, a Chinese general.
Tan Ky House
This old house was constructed almost two century ago as the house of a Vietnam merchant. The design of Tan Ky House shows how local architecture followed Japanese and Chinese influences.
Chien Dan Tower
55km from Hoi An, Built in 11th century in honour of the Champa's Hindu deities.
Tra Kieu Citadel
Also called Citadel of the Lion. According to Thuy Kinh Chu (15th century), the system of outer walls, moats and bastions was built with Chinese martial techniques.
My Son
My Son Holy Land is a valley. Several temples, among which the biggest in the Champa Kingdom and more than 70 constructions made of bricks and stone were built between the 7th and the 13th centuries in accordance with different architectural styles, showing how talented the Champa artists were. The main temples are devoted to the protector of the Champa Kings. My Son was recognised as a world heritage site in 1999.
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