Discover Trieu Chau Assembly Hall in Hoi An Ancient Town, a 1845 masterpiece of Chinese architecture. Explore its history, costs, and sustainable eco-tours with Legend Travel Group for an authentic Vietnam experience.
Capture the artistic beauty of Da Nang’s cultural gem (Source: Internet)Nestled in Hoi An Ward within the newly formed Da Nang City, Trieu Chau Assembly Hall is a captivating highlight of the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town. Built in 1845 by Chinese immigrants from Chaozhou (Teochew), this architectural gem at 362 Nguyen Duy Hieu Street serves as a spiritual and cultural hub, dedicated to Fubo Jiangjun (Ma Yuan), the god protecting seafarers and merchants. Its intricate wood carvings, porcelain mosaics, and serene ambiance draw thousands of visitors annually. Legend Travel Group, a leader in sustainable tourism, offers eco-friendly tours to immerse you in its rich heritage—book via links throughout this guide. Experience this cultural treasure today
Legend Travel Group specializes in authentic Southeast Asia experiences, prioritizing sustainability, cultural immersion, and expert-guided tours. Our Trieu Chau Assembly Hall tours feature eco-conscious exploration, including cycling or walking to the site, engaging with local guides, and supporting artisans. Aligned with Da Nang City’s “Heritage Preservation” initiative, we use low-impact transport like electric bikes and contribute to community preservation efforts. With transparent pricing, free cancellations up to 48 hours before departure, and 24/7 support, we ensure a seamless journey. Discover our curated tours—book via the links on this page!
Photograph the serene allure of Da Nang’s heritage (Source: Internet)Trieu Chau Assembly Hall, also known as Ong Bon Pagoda, is a testament to Hoi An’s historical role as a bustling trading port. Located slightly off the main streets of Hoi An Ancient Town, this 170-year-old site showcases the cultural legacy of the Chaozhou community. It worships deities like General Phuc Ba, who governs wind and waves, ensuring safe maritime journeys. Open daily from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, entry requires an Ancient Town ticket ($5/adult, 125,000 VND), covering five attractions. Its unique architecture and spiritual significance make it a must-visit for cultural enthusiasts.
Administrative Update: Following the merger of Quang Nam Province into Da Nang City, Hoi An has transitioned from a city to a ward under Da Nang City’s administration, eliminating the district level. Trieu Chau Assembly Hall retains its cultural and historical significance, with Da Nang City’s vision to elevate Hoi An as a “Global Heritage Ward” enhancing its appeal.
Experience Da Nang Tours with sustainable exploration (Source: Internet)Marvel at the hall’s meticulously carved wooden frames, featuring mythical creatures like dragons and phoenixes, crafted by skilled Chaozhou artisans in the “Noi Cong Ngoai Quoc” East Asian style.
Cost: Included in Ancient Town ticket ($5); donations $0.50–$1 (12,500–25,000 VND).
Highlights: “Exquisite craftsmanship” (Tripadvisor, 4.6/5 stars).
Tip: Focus on the altar’s detailed panels; no flash photography. Included in our Hoi An Heritage Tour ($70–$90).
Discover the hall’s vibrant porcelain reliefs, depicting folk legends and symbolic motifs like the “Four Holy Beasts” (Long, Li, Qi, Phuong), adorning the walls and roof.
Cost: Included in Ancient Town ticket ($5).
Highlights: “A porcelain masterpiece” (Vietnam Tourism).
Tip: Study the facade’s carp-to-dragon motifs; visit in morning light for best views. Included in our Hoi An Heritage Tour ($70–$90).
Visit the main hall, divided into three sections, to see the altar of General Phuc Ba, flanked by gods of Wealth and Luck, creating a tranquil spiritual atmosphere.
Cost: Included in Ancient Town ticket ($5); donations $0.50–$1.
Highlights: “A peaceful retreat” (Tripadvisor, 4.5/5 stars).
Tip: Maintain silence; dress modestly (covered shoulders, knees). Included in our Hoi An Spiritual Tour ($75–$95).
Join the vibrant Nguyen Tieu festival (16th day, first lunar month, typically February), featuring ancestor worship, floral decorations, and traditional ceremonies from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Cost: Free with Ancient Town ticket ($5).
Highlights: “A cultural spectacle” (Tripadvisor, 4.7/5 stars).
Tip: Arrive early; book tours 2–3 weeks ahead for festival dates. Included in our Hoi An Cultural Tour ($80–$100).
Start your Da Nang Travel with tranquil vibes (Source: Internet)Entrance Fees: Ancient Town ticket $5 (125,000 VND; covers 5 sites, including Trieu Chau Assembly Hall); donations $0.50–$1 (12,500–25,000 VND).
Activities: Guided tours $15–$30; bike rentals $2–$4/day (50,000–100,000 VND); tips $1–$2.
Transport:
From Hanoi (750 km, round-trip): Flight $60–$130 to Da Nang; train $30–$55 + $5–$10 taxi; bus $20–$35 + $5–$10 taxi; private car $160–$220.
From Ho Chi Minh City (900 km, round-trip): Flight $70–$150; bus $25–$45 + $5–$10 taxi; private car $190–$270.
From Da Nang (30 km, round-trip): Taxi/Grab $12–$22; shuttle bus $5–$9; motorbike $5–$9/day + $3 fuel.
From Hue (120 km, round-trip): Bus $8–$14; private car $50–$80; motorbike $5–$9/day + $5 fuel.
Within Hoi An (1–3 km): Bicycle $2–$4/day; motorbike $5–$9/day; taxi/Grab $2–$6/trip; walking (free).
Dining: Meals at nearby eateries (e.g., Morning Glory Restaurant) $2–$12; drinks $0.50–$2.50 (12,500–62,500 VND).
Accommodation: Budget hostels (e.g., Tribee Kinh Hostel) $15–$35/night; mid-range (Hoi An Odyssey Hotel) $80–$160; luxury (Vinpearl Resort & Spa Hoi An) $200–$450.
Total Daily Cost: $20–$70 (budget: $20–$35; mid-range: $35–$50; luxury: $50–$70).
Tip: Use VND; ATMs in Hoi An Ward (Vietcombank, Agribank); book tours for eco-transfers.
Flight: $30–$65 one-way to Da Nang International Airport; 45-minute taxi ($12–$22) to Hoi An.
Train: $15–$28 one-way to Da Nang Station; 30-minute taxi ($10–$15).
Bus: $10–$18 one-way to Da Nang; 30-minute taxi ($10–$15).
Private Car: $80–$110 one-way.
Guided Tour: Our tours ($90–$160) include eco-transfers.
Flight: $35–$75 one-way to Da Nang; 45-minute taxi ($12–$22).
Bus: $12–$23 one-way to Da Nang; 30-minute taxi ($10–$15).
Private Car: $95–$135 one-way.
Guided Tour: Our tours ($110–$190) include transfers.
Taxi/Grab: $6–$11 one-way.
Shuttle Bus: $2.50–$4.50 one-way; hourly (6:00 AM–8:00 PM).
Motorbike: $5–$9/day + $1.50 fuel.
Guided Tour: Our tours ($60–$85) include transfers.
Bus: $4–$7 one-way; every 2 hours (6:00 AM–6:00 PM).
Private Car: $25–$40 one-way.
Motorbike: $5–$9/day + $2.50 fuel.
Guided Tour: Our tours ($70–$100) include transfers.
Bicycle: $2–$4/day; 10–15 minutes from Ancient Town center.
Motorbike: $5–$9/day; 5–10 minutes.
Taxi/Grab: $2–$6/trip.
Walking: Free; 15–20 minutes from Tran Phu Street.
Route Tip: From Hoi An’s center, walk or cycle along Tran Phu Street, turn onto Nguyen Duy Hieu Street, and follow signs to the hall. Use offline maps (e.g., Maps.me). Parking: $0.20–$0.60/motorbike (5,000–15,000 VND).
Spring (February–April): Mild (18–28°C), ideal for the Nguyen Tieu festival (February). Book tours 2–3 weeks ahead.
Autumn (September–November): Cool (20–30°C), fewer crowds, perfect for architectural exploration.
Dry Season (January–August): Warm (20–35°C), best for morning visits (7:00–9:30 AM) or late afternoon (3:00–5:00 PM) to avoid heat.
Rainy Season (September–December): Cooler (20–30°C), occasional showers; budget-friendly with 15–25% discounts. Indoor hall visits are unaffected.
Tip: Early morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures and better lighting; February for festival vibrancy.
Plan Ahead: Book tours 2–3 weeks in advance for festivals via Legend Travel Group or Baolau.com (+84 938 123 456). Hall hours: 7:00 AM–5:00 PM.
Dress Code: Wear modest clothing (covered shoulders, long pants/dresses); cover cloths provided.
Pack Smart: Sunscreen, hat, reusable water bottle, small cash (VND) for donations, camera (no flash in main hall).
Budget Wisely: Expect $20–$70/day; carry VND; ATMs in Hoi An Ward. Confirm ticket prices.
Stay Safe: Secure valuables; follow guide instructions; avoid touching artifacts. Festivals may be crowded; visit early.
Sustainability: Respect sacred spaces; use reusable items; choose eco-tours. Our tours support local preservation.
Cultural Respect: Maintain silence in the main hall; ask permission before photographing ceremonies; tip guides ($1–$2).
Navigation: Allow 1–1.5 hours for the hall; combine with nearby Phuc Kien Assembly Hall or Japanese Covered Bridge. Offline maps are essential.
Begin your Da Nang Tours with a cultural adventure (Source: Internet)Our sustainable tours immerse you in the hall’s cultural and historical depth:
Hoi An Heritage Tour ($70–$90/person): Trieu Chau Assembly Hall, Japanese Covered Bridge, Phuc Kien Assembly Hall ($5 ticket). Includes eco-transfers and lunch.
Hoi An Spiritual Tour ($75–$95/person): Trieu Chau Assembly Hall, Quan Cong Temple, Cantonese Assembly Hall. Includes walking/cycling transfers and snacks.
Hoi An Cultural Tour ($80–$100/person): Trieu Chau Assembly Hall, Hoi An Market, Ba Le Well. Includes transfers and lunch.
Hoi An Explorer ($360–$580/person, 3–4 days): Trieu Chau Assembly Hall, all major Ancient Town sites, homestays ($15–$35/night). Includes all activities, meals, eco-transfers.
Prices include English-speaking guides, eco-transfers, activities, and meals/snacks. Group discounts (10% off for 10+ travelers) available. Book now via links around this page!
Trieu Chau Assembly Hall, a cultural and architectural masterpiece in Hoi An Ancient Town, Da Nang City, offers a window into the Chaozhou community’s legacy within the UNESCO-listed Hoi An Ancient Town. Its intricate carvings, porcelain art, and spiritual ambiance make it a standout destination. Legend Travel Group’s Da Nang Tours provide a sustainable way to explore this historic site, ensuring a sustainable Da Nang Travel experience that supports local preservation and artisans. Don’t miss this cultural jewel—browse our featured tours and book your Trieu Chau Assembly Hall adventure today!
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Author Bio: Written by Tony Bùi, with over 20 years of experience in the travel industry, guiding 100,000+ travellers across Southeast Asia. This guide draws from firsthand insights, guest feedback from Legend Travel Group surveys.
Sources: By Tony Bùi at Legend Travel Group
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