Vietnam Hoi An Photography Video

Hui 'an is an ancient town, located in the lower reaches of Qiupen River in Guangnan Province, about 30 kilometers south of Da Nang City. In the17th and18th centuries, Hoi An was an international commercial port frequented by Japanese, China, Dutch, Spanish and Indian merchant ships. Previously, this was an important stop on the Maritime Silk Road. Hui 'an Ancient Town (1999) has been recognized as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. There are many attractive attractions here, such as Jos, Huaihe Wharf, Hui 'an Market, Jinji Ancient House, Chaozhou Guild Hall and so on.

The architectural engineering, religious belief and cultural value of Hui 'an ancient town are the most vivid manifestations of the formation, development and even decline of this ancient city.

There are 1360 relics here, including ancient houses 1068, ancient wells 1 1, 38 ancestral temples, 43 ancestral temples, 23 ancestral temples, 44 special tombs and ancient bridges.

When we step into this beautiful ancient town, we can deeply feel the colorful cultural blending and artistic characteristics of rows of ancient houses bearing different cultural connotations.

When strolling in the ancient town of Hui 'an, visitors will have the opportunity to visit temples with a history of hundreds of years, such as Jos (Chùa C? u)、Fukurinji(cha Phc L？ M), Wande Temple (chúa V? n c)； Watch the China Hall project and temples.

Not only is it a living museum of various architectural projects, but the cultural value of Hui 'an ancient town is also reflected in the rich and diverse intangible culture.

Despite the changes of the times, the daily life of people in Hui 'an ancient town still retains its original beauty, away from all the noise.

The streets here are chessboard-shaped, winding along the river and full of houses.

In every quiet corner, tourists can meet street vendors from time to time and provide many famous snacks, such as high floors, wide south, bread, chicken rice and so on. Or a store that sells exquisite handicrafts.

All of the above seems to reflect the simple, slow and gentle life of people here.

The customs, living habits, beliefs, folk arts and cultural festivals and temple fairs here are also being effectively maintained by people.

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