Fujian Assembly Hall
Temple · Hoi An

Fujian Assembly Hall

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It was built by Fujianese merchants in the 17th century. The hall contains altars to Mazu and other deities along with carved wooden panels. Visitors should note the central courtyard and side rooms with ancestor tablets.

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Good to know

Tickets
Entry uses a coupon from the Hoi An Ancient Town ticket
Time needed
30 minutes
Best time
Morning
Getting there
Walk from Hoi An market area

Itineraries with Fujian Assembly Hall

Day 2 of Taipei, Hoi An, Siem Reap and Chiang Mai in 7 Days

Hoi An's old town

How Fujian Assembly Hall fits into a day.
  1. 8:30Hoi An Ancient TownHoi An
  2. 9:30Japanese Covered BridgeHoi An
  3. 10:30Fujian Assembly HallHoi An
  4. 12:00Hoi An Central MarketHoi An
  5. 19:00Lanterns on the Thu Bon RiverHoi An
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Fujian Assembly Hall questions

What is the Fujian Assembly Hall?

It is a temple and meeting hall built by Chinese traders from Fujian province.

Do you need tickets for Fujian Assembly Hall?

Yes. Entry uses one coupon from the Hoi An Ancient Town ticket, sold at booths around the old town.

How long to visit Fujian Assembly Hall?

Most visitors spend about half an hour inside.

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