Cantonese Assembly Hall

Hội quán Quảng Triệu

Ceramic-mosaic dragons and a mural of Guan Yu on his red horse

Hours

Roughly 08:00–17:00 (standard old-town site hours; check locally)

Tickets

Old-town ticket (VND 120,000 for foreigners), one 'other site' slot; tickets on sale at the entrance

Address

176 Tran Phu St, Hoi An ward (formerly Minh An), a few steps east of the Japanese Bridge

Built in 1885 by traders from Guangdong, and only a few steps from the Japanese Bridge, so most people drift in on their way past. The main hall honours Guan Yu, and there's a mural of him on his red horse Red Hare; rubbing his foot is supposed to bring money, so everybody gives it a touch. Many visitors turn back after the main hall, but keep going to the rear courtyard for pastel dragons and a fountain covered in broken-ceramic mosaic. Old-town tickets are sold at the entrance too.