The character of the walk
Tran Phu Street makes it possible to compare assembly-hall gates before the market shifts attention towards everyday trade. Evening light changes the riverfront, but lanterns do not replace a check of building access times. Heavy rain and flooding can make low streets impassable; a dry alternative has not been verified in advance
Landmarks along the way
Fujian Assembly Hall: an assembly complex with colorful gates on Tran Phu Street; Quan Cong Temple: a Chinese temple near the town market; Hainan Assembly Hall: a historic assembly hall in the eastern old town
Hoi An Market: a covered market and trading streets beside the river; Museum of Folk Culture (Hoi An): an exhibition of local crafts in a historic house; Old House of Tan Ky: a merchant house between a trading street and the riverfront
Map and stops
The numbered markers match the stops below. A marker does not guarantee an open entrance
Access: Approach or exterior view; admission to the interior is not confirmed
Fujian Assembly Hall
An assembly complex with colorful gates on Tran Phu Street
Study the gate ornament without obstructing visitors and worshippers
Show on the city map ↗Quan Cong Temple
A Chinese temple near the town market
View the temple from the open courtyard side and respect offering rules
Show on the city map ↗Hainan Assembly Hall
A historic assembly hall in the eastern old town
Compare the hall’s memorial role with the neighbouring market’s trading functions
Show on the city map ↗Hoi An Market
A covered market and trading streets beside the river
Move through narrow rows without stopping in front of entrances or stalls
Show on the city map ↗Museum of Folk Culture (Hoi An)
An exhibition of local crafts in a historic house
Connect the museum’s craft history with the street’s shophouses
Show on the city map ↗Old House of Tan Ky
A two-storey merchant house at 101 Nguyễn Thái Học, with traditional timber floors and carved columns and partitions
Find the entrance at number 101 on Nguyễn Thái Học and confirm whether the visit is included in the chosen Ancient Town ticket
Show on the city map ↗
Before the walk
- Low-lying streets, paving and a riverfront
- Allow separate time for interiors and follow signs at each entrance
- The line is calculated on the mapped pedestrian network; closures and private passages may change access
- Tran Phu Street makes it possible to compare assembly-hall gates before the market shifts attention towards everyday trade. Evening light changes the riverfront, but lanterns do not replace a check of building access times. Heavy rain and flooding can make low streets impassable; a dry alternative has not been verified in advance
Check hours, tickets and access with each venue. Barriers may change the track and queues may add time. Accessibility has not been surveyed on site
Questions before the walk
Where does the walk start and end?
Fujian Assembly Hall → Old House of Tan Ky
Does walking time include admission and visits?
No. Walking is estimated separately; tickets, exhibitions and opening times need individual checks
Sources and verification
Written by walkymap from remotely checked sources. No on-site walk is claimed
Vietnam National Authority of Tourism — Things to do in Hoi An ·
OpenStreetMap contributors — Fujian Assembly Hall ·
OpenStreetMap contributors — Quan Cong Temple ·
OpenStreetMap contributors — Hainan Assembly Hall ·
OpenStreetMap contributors — Hoi An Market ·
Hoi An Center for Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation — Museum of Folk Culture (Hoi An) ·
OpenStreetMap contributors — Old House of Tan Ky ·
© OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL. Track geometry and distance are from the route dataset
Elevation estimate: Mapterhorn. Terrain model; stairs and small changes in level may be missed
