The Quang Trieu or Cantonese Assembly Hall was built by Chinese merchants in 1885 as a communal gathering space for celebrating festivals

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Quang Trieu Assembly Hall, Hoi An

The Quang Trieu or Cantonese Assembly Hall was built by Chinese merchants in 1885 as a communal gathering space for celebrating festivals.

The Quang Trieu or Cantonese Assembly Hall was built by Chinese merchants in 1885 as a communal gathering space for celebrating festivals. Built in typical Chinese style, it has Cantonese sculptures and imagery spread all throughout the complex. Its main altar is dedicated to Quan Cong.


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About Quang Trieu Assembly Hall

 176 Trần Phú, Minh An, Tp. Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam

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