Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House
Minh Hương Ansector Worship House

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Price: 80,000VND-120,000VND

Phone: 0

Time to visit a place: 30 phút

Open Time: 8:00 AM - Close Time: 5:30 PM

Email: update_soon@unknown.com

Address: 14 tran phu, TP Hoi An,

Minh Huong Communal house which is located at 14 Tran Phu Street - Hoi An, also known as the Temple of Minh Huong sage, is a religious architecture built by Minh Huong people to worship the ancestors who founded Minh Huong village, one of the ancient villages in Hoi An associated with the migration of Chinese community into Hoi An in the 17th century.  According to many sources, the monument was built around the end of 1725 and has undergone many restorations. In 1905, it was moved to its current location. The work is built in the style of the word 国 (guó) in Chinese  , facing the south with an architectural style elaborately crafted by the skillful hands of Kim Bong carpentry village artisans. Nowadays, the communal house still retains its old appearance with many wooden details and yin and yang tiled roof. The main hall consists of 3 prominent altars with a system of intricately carved and gilded incense tables, in front of which there is a gilded horizontal board carved 5 words "Minh Huong Tuy Tien Duong" in Chinese. Not only a tourist attraction, Minh Huong  Communal house is also a typical relic associated with the history of ... View more

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Minh Huong Communal house which is located at 14 Tran Phu Street - Hoi An, also known as the Temple of Minh Huong sage, is a religious architecture built by Minh Huong people to worship the ancestors who founded Minh Huong village, one of the ancient villages in Hoi An associated with the migration of Chinese community into Hoi An in the 17th century. 
According to many sources, the monument was built around the end of 1725 and has undergone many restorations. In 1905, it was moved to its current location. The work is built in the style of the word 国 (guó) in Chinese  , facing the south with an architectural style elaborately crafted by the skillful hands of Kim Bong carpentry village artisans. Nowadays, the communal house still retains its old appearance with many wooden details and yin and yang tiled roof. The main hall consists of 3 prominent altars with a system of intricately carved and gilded incense tables, in front of which there is a gilded horizontal board carved 5 words "Minh Huong Tuy Tien Duong" in Chinese. Not only a tourist attraction, Minh Huong  Communal house is also a typical relic associated with the history of formation and development of Hoi An commercial port. 

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