Chinese Assembly Hall in Hoi An

The Chinese Assembly Hall is one of the architectural works that make Hoi An famous, most of these works were built in the 17th century and exist to this day:

1. Fujian Assembly Hall (Fujian): This Assembly Hall was built in 1690 by Chinese merchants from Fujian province. The temple is dedicated to the goddess Thien Hau and is a fine example of traditional Chinese architecture. The temple features intricate carvings and statues of mythical creatures, as well as large courtyards and beautiful gardens. This clubhouse is on Tran Phu street, near Hoi An market and only takes about 10 minutes walk from Tina spa massage Hoi An.
2. Guangdong (Guangdong) Assembly Hall: This assembly hall was built by Cantonese merchants in 1885. The temple is dedicated to the Chinese general Guan Gong and has a beautiful courtyard and large prayer hall. The pagoda is also home to a museum displaying the history of the Chinese community in Hoi An.
3. Trung Hoa Assembly Hall (Duong Thuong): This Assembly Hall was built in the 19th century by Chinese traders from the Trung Hoa region. The temple is dedicated to the goddess Thien Hau and has a beautiful courtyard and large prayer hall. The pagoda is also home to a museum displaying the history of the Chinese community in Hoi An.
4. Chaozhou Assembly Hall (Trieu Chau): This Assembly Hall was built in the late 17th century by Chinese merchants from the Chaozhou region. The temple worships the sea god, Thien Hau, with a beautiful courtyard and large prayer room. The pagoda is also home to a museum displaying the history of the Chinese community in Hoi An.
5. Hainan Assembly Hall (Hainan): This assembly hall was built in the late 19th century by Chinese merchants from the Hainan region. The temple is dedicated to the goddess Thien Hau and has a beautiful courtyard and large prayer hall. The pagoda is also home to a museum displaying the history of the Chinese community in Hoi An.