Hoi An Museum

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.

In a small museum, the exhibits in it are all very small and down-to-earth exhibits, but they are not boring at all. On the contrary, they feel that it is different from the big museum with a sense of rejection, which is quite good.

It's a small museum, but I think it's very interesting. There are not some very shocking cultural relics in it. They are all very interesting things. It's nice to see it. The tickets are not expensive.

In fact, I think this place is very interesting. Don't think of it as a traditional museum, just as a place to pick it up. Some of the exhibits inside are quite interesting and I recommend it to everyone.

[Vietnam·Hoi An Ancient City] Hoi An has many ancient buildings and ancient streets, reflecting the organic combination of Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese cultures and architectural styles. The layout of the street and the style of the building not only show the simplicity and elegance of Chinese architecture, but also incorporate the natural aesthetics and life interest of the locals. The history and culture of Hoi An is inseparable from China!