Japanese Covered Bridge
Chùa Cầu; Lai Vien Kieu
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One of Vietnam's most iconic landmarks, built by Japanese traders, now in danger of sinking.

📜 Historic bridge in Hoi An, Vietnam, built by Japanese traders in the 17th century.
🔍 Known for its unique architecture and cultural significance.

Why Go

🌉 Iconic landmark of Hoi An
🏛️ Explore a blend of Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese architecture
📸 Great photo opportunities, especially at night
📜 Learn about local legends and history

Why Avoid

🚧 Currently undergoing renovation work (as of March 2024)
⚠️ Danger of tilting or sinking due to erosion
💰 Entrance fee to visit the temple inside the bridge

Tips

🚶 Visit in the morning to early afternoon to avoid crowds.
🎟️ A general Hoi An old town ticket (120,000 VND/5 USD) is needed to visit the temple.

Cost

💰 Free to cross the bridge; 1 ticket (part of 120,000 VND/5 USD Hoi An old town ticket) to visit the temple.

Hours

🕒 Daily, 24 hours (bridge crossing); temple hours may vary.

Location

📍 Tran Phu St, Minh An ward, Hoi An city, Quang Nam province, Vietnam.

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