[2025 Hoi An Attraction] Travel Guide for Assembly Hall Of Fujian Chinese (Updated Apr)

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event 📍2024 Da Nang Travelogue #24, Hoi An Fujian Chinese Community Hall 📍Business name: Fujian Chinese Community Hall 📍Travel date: January 2024 📍Address: 46 Trần Phú, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam 📍Opening hours: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM daily The Fujian Chinese Community Hall is said to be the most famous of the many community halls in Hoi An. It is said to be a building that serves as a temple to worship the god of the sea and a place for Chinese people to socialize and meet with merchants. It was a red brick building with a green roof decorated in a gorgeous Chinese style. There was an admission fee here too. So I used the last of my 5 Hoi An admission tickets here, but after seeing the Fujian Chinese Community Hall, I thought that one visit was enough. 📍Conclusion: I think it would be good to go to the Fujian Chinese Community Center only if you have time. #Hoi An Travel

#0円旅February2025 "Phuc Kien Assembly Hall" is a historic Chinese temple in the old town of Hoi An, Vietnam. It was built in the 17th century by Chinese merchants from Fujian Province. It once served as a meeting place for Chinese immigrants, but now it is also used as a temple for local people to pray. Passing through the magnificent red and gold gate, you will see beautiful architecture decorated with dragon and phoenix carvings and colorful decorations. The temple grounds are dedicated to the goddess "Tian Hau", who is in charge of safe voyages and prosperous business, and you can feel the history of Chinese merchants who visited the temple while thinking of their distant homeland. Inside the Phuc Kien Assembly Hall, there is a "spiral incense" where incense sticks are hung in a spiral, and the quietly burning appearance is very fantastic. It is a valuable spot where you can feel the influence of Chinese culture rooted in Hoi An while worshiping. If you visit Hoi An Ancient Town, be sure to stop by.

There are several Chinese assembly halls in Hoi An Old Town, the most representative of which are the Guang Zu Assembly Hall (Cantonese Assembly Hall) and the Fu Zu Assembly Hall (Hui An Assembly Hall). These assembly halls are located on Tran Phu Street and other major roads nearby, and are within easy walking distance from the center of the Old Town, so they are not difficult to find. In particular, the Fu Zu Assembly Hall is located at No. 46 Tran Phu Street, making it one of the main attractions you will naturally encounter while walking around the Old Town. The Chinese assembly halls in Hoi An were built by Chinese merchants from China around the 17th and 18th centuries to serve as community centers. These assembly halls were not just places for gatherings, but also played an important role in continuing local beliefs and traditions. For example, the Fu Zu Assembly Hall was built by merchants from Fujian Province, and they worshipped the sea goddess Mazu to pray for the safety and prosperity of trade. Also, each hall is famous for its gorgeous Chinese-style architecture and elaborate decorations, and is a symbolic building that shows the economic and cultural prosperity of the Chinese community at the time. The Fujo Hall that I visited was truly an impressive place. From the entrance, the gorgeous dragon carvings and intricately decorated patterns caught my eye. When I went inside, there was a large altar to the goddess Mazu, and I felt a quiet atmosphere with the smell of incense. The garden inside the hall was also very pretty, decorated with a pond and flowers, making it a great place to take pictures. Above all, this place is not only beautiful as a building, but also a place where you can get a glimpse into the lives and culture of the Chinese at the time, so it was more meaningful. #VietnamTravel

Let’s take a spontaneous trip to Da Nang! Today I will give you a very detailed three-day tour guide of Da Nang. Experience the unique charm of this Vietnamese coastal city in all aspects🌊! Day 1: Da Nang City Tour 📍Attractions: My Khe Beach Ranked as one of the six most beautiful beaches in the world by Forbes magazine The sand is as fine as flour The sea is clear and blue Basking in the sun and riding the waves here is simply a fairy-like enjoyment~ Son Tra Peninsula Lingying Temple is located on the mountain The 67-meter-tall Guanyin statue in the temple is solemn and majestic. Spectacular Standing on the mountain and looking far into the distance The entire Da Nang city and the winding coastline are in full view Danang Museum A good place to learn more about the history and culture of Da Nang The museum has a rich collection From ancient artifacts to folk handicrafts It can give you a deeper understanding of the city's past. Pink Church in Da Nang A French-style church The milky white appearance is romantic and fresh The stained glass windows are colorful under the sunlight Any shot is very good 📷 🚗Transportation: You can take a taxi in the city and to Son Tra Peninsula. The scenery along the way is also very good 🍜 Food: Vietnamese Spring Rolls Must-visit food! Fresh vegetables and tender meat wrapped in thin rice wrappers Dip in the spicy and sour special sauce A mouthful of refreshing and satisfying Day 2: Hoi An Ancient Town Day Tour 📍Attractions: Hoi An Ancient Town An ancient town full of Chinese and Japanese-style buildings Strolling the streets during the day Feel the charm of history Lanterns lit at night The whole ancient town is like a dream world. Japanese Covered Bridge Landmarks of Hoi An Over 400 years of history The small temple on the bridge is unique Fujian Association Very southern Fujian architectural style Flying eaves, brackets, carved beams and painted buildings The museum enshrines Mazu Can feel the strong nostalgia Guangdong and Chaozhou Association Built by Chinese in Guangdong and Zhaoqing The architectural style incorporates Lingnan characteristics Here you can learn about the development of Chinese in Vietnam Teochew Association Unique architectural style Preserves the essence of Chaozhou traditional architecture The museum displays exhibits related to Chaozhou culture 🚗Transportation: You can take a bus from Da Nang to Hoi An Affordable, but less frequent Pay attention to the departure time Taking a taxi is also a good option About 40-50 minutes by car Price: about 150,000-200,000 VND 🍜 Food: Yellow noodles Hoi An specialty food, chewy noodles With rich side dishes and delicious soup Unique taste, unforgettable Day 3: One-day tour of Hue Imperial City 📍Attractions: Hue Imperial City The National Palace of Vietnam Modeled after the Forbidden City in Beijing Although slightly smaller But the architectural style is unique It allows you to feel the majesty and atmosphere of the ancient Vietnamese royal family Tianmu Temple Famous ancient temples in Vietnam The 7-story pagoda in the temple is majestic and magnificent Surrounded by green trees and beautiful scenery Full of peaceful and tranquil atmosphere Imperial Tomb The Imperial Tombs of Hue are a group of tombs of the Nguyen Dynasty emperors Distributed in the hilly areas on both sides of the Xiangjiang River Among them, Tu Duc Mausoleum is famous for its exquisite architecture and beautiful garden landscape. The architectural style combines Vietnamese traditions with Chinese Ming and Qing architectural features. The Khai Dinh Mausoleum is famous for its magnificent decorations. A large number of decorative materials such as glass and ceramics are used Every detail shows the royal luxury and majesty Strolling through the Imperial Tomb Park You can feel the strong historical atmosphere Admire the unique architectural art 🚗Transportation: You can take a long-distance bus from Da Nang to Hue The journey takes about 2-3 hours Ticket price is about 100,000-150,000 VND The option of taking the train is also great Along the way, you can enjoy the idyllic scenery of Ling Co Bay and Vietnam 🍜 Food: Hue Beef Rice Noodles Beef rice noodles and chicken rice noodles are both great Rich and delicious soup base Smooth and chewy rice noodles Every bite is a pleasure 💡Tips: Vietnam has a hot climate Be sure to take sun protection measures Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hat, etc. Larger denominations of Vietnamese Dong Be sure to read the number carefully when paying Avoid mistakes Follow this guide to play Guarantee you an unforgettable and wonderful holiday in Da Nang🎉 Collect it now Start your trip to Da Nang

#Register for August Hotel Test Sleeper #August Destinations 2024 #Temple #100 Ways to Travel Phuoc Kien Assembly Hall was built in 1757 and is dedicated to Mazu and other gods. After its completion, it became a local faith center and a gathering place for the local Chinese community. The guild hall has traditional red archways, Chinese statues and architectural gardens, and is one of the largest guild halls in Hoi An Ancient Town.

#vietnamtrip Hoi Quan Phuoc Kien or well known as Assembly Hall of Fujian Chinese has 334 years old architecture, located at Hoi An Ancient Town & become one of the most beautiful historical & cultural site 🤗 The assembly hall of Fujian Chinese architecture is greatly influenced by Fujian artistry & ancient Chinese construction such as dragon 🐉, lion 🦁 & Chinese characters. In old time, the assembly hall is served for Chinese community from Fujian, China as a place of gathering & socialise. But it’s transformed to a Thien Hau temple which worship the god of sea mother to protect the fishermen in the ocean. The best time to visit the assembly hall is 8am - 9am to avoid crowds. Remember to dress appropriately when entering the shrine. Attraction: Assembly Hall of Fujian Chinese Address: 46 Tran Phu Street, Cam Chau Ward, Hoi An City, Quang Nam Province, Vietnam 🇻🇳 Opening hours: 8am - 5pm, daily #assembly #hoian

Vietnam Vietnam Tourism Vietnam Da Nang Trip Da Nang, one of the top resort areas in Vietnam About an hour's drive south from Da Nang The World Heritage Site Hoi An is located This time, I went to a tourist spot that you definitely can't miss if you go to Hoi An I'll share what it was like 📍Fukkien Assembly Hall 📍 46 Trần Phú, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam A Chinese building built by overseas Chinese from Fujian Province who lived in Hoi An in the 17th century It's quite atmospheric to come to a foreign country, Vietnam, and see a splendid Chinese building The Fujian Assembly Hall building is Chinese-style, but if you look at the street in front of it, you can see lanterns and other decorations This also gives you the feel of Hoi An It's especially recommended for a night stroll #Vietnam #Vietnam Tourism #Da Nang #Da Nang Tourism #Vietnam Hoi An #Hoi An #World Heritage Site Hoi An #Covered Bridge #Covered Bridge in Hoi An #Japanese Bridge #Japanese Bridge in Hoi An #Phuong Hung House #Nhàtrưng bày Vănhóa Nhật Bản #Japanese Culture Exhibition House #Hoi An Japanese Culture Exhibition House #Guang Zhao Assembly Hall #Hộiquán Quảng Đông #Hoi An Cantonment Assembly Hall #Hoi An Art Gallery #Hoi An Market #Fujian Assembly Hall #Vietnam Trip

Access: About 1 hour by taxi from Da Nang A temple built by Chinese immigrants in the 17th century. The guardian deity of navigation, Thien Hau (Tin Hau), is enshrined here. The vivid colors and glitteringly decorated architecture make this a photogenic spot. The "spiral incense sticks" hanging from the ceiling are also very distinctive. An admission ticket (5 tickets) is required, and among the other spots that require tickets, I think this temple is worth seeing, so I recommend adding it to your list of potential spots. #Vietnam #Hoi An Old Town The naturally formed marble cliffs and the light peeking through a hole in the cave caused by an air raid are mysterious. The naturally formed marble cliffs and the light peeking through a hole in the cave caused by an air raid are mysterious.

Fujian (Phuc Kien) Assembly Hall was built around 1690 and functions as a traditional assembly hall for the Chinese ethnic group from Fujian, China to socialise, but later was transformed into a temple dedicated to their deity named Thien Hau – the goddess of sea who protects sailors from danger. As told by the preceding generations, the Chinese in Hoi An decided to build that temple to worship the statue of the goddess which was found on Hoi An Beach in 1697. Probably the most prominent amongst 5 Assembly Halls in the town, today Fujian Assembly Hall is located in 46 Tran Phu St. #bucketlistreboot

Hoi An is lined with markets, canals, boats, bridges, churches and lanterns. Making it absolutely unforgettable!