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1. Japanese Covered Bridge
Religious Building/Site/ShrineOn the west end of Tran Phu, Hoi An's most celebrated icon was built in 1593 by Japanese merchants to connect the Japanese quarter with the...Read More
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2. Old House of Tan Ky
Historic HomeOne of the oldest and best-preserved private houses in Hoi An, this structure has remained largely unchanged in the 200 years since it was built...Read More
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3. The Citadel
Castle/PalaceIf there is only one site you visit in Hue, make sure this is it. Constructed in 1804 under the rule of Emperor Gia Long, this fortress is sheltered...Read More
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4. Tomb of Tu Duc
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe Tomb of Tu Duc, one of Hue's most visited tombs, has its own lake and pine forest, and is easily accessed by bike. Built in 1864–67 by thousands...Read More
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5. Cot Co (Citadel Flag Tower)
Notable BuildingThis 120-foot structure, Vietnam's tallest flagpole, is one of the symbols of Hue. It was originally built in 1807 to serve as the Imperial...Read More
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6. Hoi An Ancient Town Entrance Ticket
Visitor CenterEvery person over the age of 16 (children go free) is required to buy a ticket to enter Old Town, unless you are simply shopping, though each...Read More
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7. Museum of Trade Ceramics
Historic HomeThe ancient Diep Dong Nguyen House has been converted into a small museum dedicated to the history of ceramics in Hoi An. The collection includes...Read More
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8. My Son Sanctuary
RuinsAbout 70 km (43 miles) southwest of Danang, or 45 km (28 miles) due west of Hoi An, are the My Son Cham ruins: former temples and towers dedicated...Read More
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9. Nine Dynastic Urns
Memorial/Monument/TombEach of these urns, weighing approximately 5,000 pounds and cast in 1835, is dedicated to a ruler of the Nguyen dynasty. The central urn, the...Read More
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10. Quang Thang House
Historic HomeOne of Hoi An's ancient family homes, Quang Thang was built about 300 years ago by the current owners' Chinese ancestors. This house has some...Read More
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11. Thanh Toan Bridge
Museum/GalleryResembling Hoi An's Japanese Bridge, this covered walkway was built in 1776 as a shrine to the local Tran Thi Dao, who bequeathed her life savings...Read More
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12. Tomb of Dong Khanh
Religious Building/Site/ShrineDong Khanh was a despised puppet emperor of the Nguyen Dynasty who died during the French rule at the age of 24. This tomb complex, originally...Read More
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13. Tomb of Duc Duc
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis partially renovated tomb has a story that beats any soap opera. It begins with the death of Emperor Tu Duc in 1883, when Duc Duc (one of...Read More
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14. Vinh Moc Tunnels
Bridge/TunnelLocal villagers built the 2-km-long (1½-mile-long) Vinh Moc Tunnels during the early 1960s to escape American bombing. The tunnels were later...Read More
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