Hainan Chinese temple in Hoi An, Vietnam

Founded by Chinese from the island of Hainan, or Hai Nam, and dedicated to unlucky passengers, who were killed in 1851 by a vietnamese general who plundered three merchant ships of the chinese. Also called Hai Nam Assembly Hall.

Tags: Asia, assembly hall, chinese style, Hainan chinese temple, Hoi An, pagoda, Photography, Southeastasia, temple, travel, Vientam

3 thoughts on “Hainan Chinese temple in Hoi An, Vietnam”

abzartybackpacker on 13/07/2015 at 0:46 said:

Looks amazing! I’m off to Vietnam next month to do some backpacking and volunteering, hopefully I will manage to fit in a trip to Hoi An when I am there! It would be great if you checked out my blog to see how my travels evolve😊

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- Almut Albrecht on 13/07/2015 at 16:25 said:
  
  Have a good journey! Sure I will have a look on your blog! What volunteering will you do?
  
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  - abzartybackpacker on 13/07/2015 at 16:35 said:
    
    Thank you! I will be volunteering in a school or kindergarten for under privileged children, it will be a very good experience I think!
    
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