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The Japanese Bridge in Hoi An is an important symbol of the city, built by the Japanese community over 400 years ago. It is an arched bridge with a wavy green and yellow tiled roof. It is made of wood and cement. Many large square bridge pillars support the bridge, making it very strong. In addition, the roof has beautiful patterns. It is a combination of Japanese and Vietnamese architecture. Anyone who visits Hoi An Old Town must not miss checking in here. 🕰️ Opening hours: 09:00 am - 10:00 pm 📍 Address: Chùa Cầu, Phường Minh An, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam #HoiAn #HoiAnOldTown #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

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Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam | Chùa Cầu Bridge: A Century-Old Covered Bridge Where Japanese and Vietnamese Cultures Meet, Quietly Preserving the Ancient City's Prosperity and Transcendence Among the many landmarks of Hoi An Ancient Town, the Chùa Cầu Bridge (Chùa Cầu) stands out. Built in the early 17th century by Japanese immigrants, this wooden bridge is also known as the "Japanese Bridge." It serves not only as a bridge for transportation but also as a symbol of cultural exchange. The bridge is constructed of solid wood and bluestone, with a tiled roof and intricate carvings along its sides. Inside, a porch enshrines the Bac Tai, the God of War, praying for good weather and safe journeys. Walking across the bridge, one feels the weight of history, as if every plank bears the footprints and stories of merchants and travelers. At dusk, lanterns are lit, and the Chùa Cầu Bridge's silhouette is reflected on the river, like a scene frozen in time. Quietly spanning the stream of the ancient town, it has witnessed centuries of prosperity and transformation in Hoi An.

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Hoi An Ancient Town, Vietnam | Leisurely Moments Before Dusk: Sit Down and Slow Down with the Ancient Town Before night falls, Hoi An Ancient Town offers a distinctly different atmosphere from the bustling atmosphere after the lanterns are lit. The yellow walls reflect the setting sun, and the streets are devoid of the daytime bustle, replaced by a gentle, leisurely atmosphere. Music wafts from the doorways of small shops, and groups of people gather in cafes, chatting or quietly reading. A gentle breeze drifts along the riverbank, and even though the lanterns haven't yet been fully lit, the gentleness of approaching night is already faintly revealed. In this atmosphere, it's tempting to sit down, order a cup of coffee or a refreshing iced coconut drink, and simply enjoy a moment of rest. Everything before you is unplanned, allowing travelers to slow down and experience the authentic atmosphere of the ancient town.

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Hoi An Ancient Town, Da Nang, Vietnam | The Chùa Cầu Bridge: A Quiet Japanese-Style Bridge, a Witness to Transcendence and Time Among the many historic buildings in Hoi An Ancient Town, the Chùa Cầu (Japanese Covered Bridge) is undoubtedly one of the most iconic landmarks. Built in the 17th century by Japanese merchants, it connects neighborhoods on both sides of the river. For centuries, it has served not only as a vital transportation hub but also as a witness to cultural exchange and historical change. Mostly constructed of wood, the Chùa Cầu Bridge features a tiled roof and intricate carvings. Stone statues of monkeys and dogs guard each end, symbolizing the passage of time. A small shrine dedicated to the North Pole Xuantian God stands in the center of the bridge, symbolizing the protection of the bridge and passersby. During the day, visitors flock to the bridge, and its rustic charm contrasts with the yellow walls and green windows on both sides, imbued with a sense of history. At night, illuminated by lights, the Chùa Cầu Bridge's reflection in the Thu Bon River creates an even more tranquil and romantic scene.

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