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Chinese Vietnamese folk religion sacred sites in Vietnam
Explore 4 Chinese Vietnamese folk religion sacred places in Vietnam, with mapped locations and detailed site guides.
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Cantonese Assembly Hall
Hội An, Da Nang, Vietnam
Hội An's Cantonese Assembly Hall was built as a community and worship space. The municipal heritage record dates it to 1885 and notes that its dedications changed: Thiên...
Fujian Assembly Hall
Hội An, Da Nang, Vietnam
The Fujian Assembly Hall in Hội An is both a communal institution and a temple. Its principal devotional field centers Thiên Hậu, known as Mazu, alongside protective...
Nghĩa An Assembly Hall
Chợ Lớn, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Nghĩa An Assembly Hall is a Teochew communal sanctuary in Chợ Lớn, also known as Chùa Ông....
Triều Châu Assembly Hall
Hội An, Da Nang, Vietnam
Maritime devotion gives the Triều Châu Assembly Hall its distinctive Teochew identity in Hội An....
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