Top Things to do In Hoi An 2022

"The Zhan Sculpture Museum collects Zhan cultural relics from all over the country. The stone carvings are very rich, including various stone figures, stone animals and stone carvings of various Zhan architectural art. It is a piece of gem in Da Nang."

"The Hoi An History and Culture Museum is very small and only displays some symbolic handicrafts and black-and-white photos, so it can only give you a superficial impression of Hoi An; but you can also visit the Maru Temple in front, the courtyard wall decorated with ceramic mosaics covered with moss. Quite simple and simple."

"Vietnam is influenced by China in its history, including writing, custom, culture and economy. The museum is a collection of historical events in Da Nang, especially the most important events in modern and modern times. The ancient books are written in Chinese, with notes in modern Vietnamese Latin, making people feel familiar and strange."

"The Hoi An Folk Culture Museum is located in the ancient city of Hui, not far from the farmers’ market. It is easy to see by walking along the river. The area of this museum is not very large, but compared to other museums, it is still It's big, and it's still two stories high. There are not many things on display, but you can also get a general understanding of the local culture and history of the meeting."

"The sand yellow culture originated in the coastal area, and more than two hundred copies of fakes are displayed inside, but it is also one of the few museums of the sand yellow culture in Vietnam. The overall is very cultural, very distinctive"

"Speaking of ceramics, of course, China has the longest history. The Ceramic Trade Museum is located in a small village. Except for some of the world-famous mini-ceramic artworks, they are quite ordinary."

"Right across the street from the front door of the Hoi An Folk Culture Museum and turn left is Ye Ho Tong Old Treasure. Entering the tour is also to ask the owner of the address of the novelty house. We chatted with Mr. Ye for a while. He told us that our ancestors were from Meixian, Guangdong, and Ye Jianying’s fellow villager. He took out the "Hoi An Now and Past" printed by the Zhonghua Guild and gave it to us, and then gave us CCTV shots to walk into Asia. Thank you very much for entering the DVD of "The Journey of Searching the Ancients in Central China" in Vietnam. The ancestor of Ye Tongyuan’s old treasure was a Chinese medicine business, and some Chinese who went to Nanyang sent money back to their hometowns. Now they are showing some antique porcelain."