Hoi Quan Phuoc Kien

Is a must to see in Hoi An. A very beautiful and unique masterpiece. There's lots of people all the time there but the vibe inside is fantastic and it's definitely worth visiting the place.

Totally worth it and it was a beautiful view, however if you’re here then it’s a perfect place to do all your shopping. If you’re planning for the coconut boat ride then don’t take it from road vendors, we ended up paying 120k dong instead of 500k dong just by going 10 minutes down the road haha

Very cool temple in the Old Town of Hoi An. Amazing architecture and sculpting. The big incense spirals make for a nicely smelling walk around this temple.

It is quite difficult to find the ticket offices for buying the tickets that give acces to the Old Town area, including the temples in this area. The offices are basically small yellow huts/buildings. They are found at the outskirts of the Old Town. If you can not find these, just ask locals where to go! (saying "Old Town tickets" is usually enough to have them point you in the general direction of the ticket hut).

Stunning place. Make sure you look up when looking around so you don't miss some of the amazing detail of the buildings.

Old city in hoi an.
Lots of foreign tourist come here for day long walk and bike tour.
At night the street design itself with lots of colourful lanterns

Quite impressive temple structure and much bigger than others within the area. Not crowded so great to visit.

Fujian Assembly Hall was built around 1690 and functioned as a traditional assembly hall for the Chinese group from Fujian, China.

A nice temple in Hoi An to visit :)

Nice place to visit just a step away from Hoi An busy streets. Ticket required.

Hoi Quan Phuoc Kien is also known as the Fujian Assembly Hall. It is the biggest clan hall and temple in Hoi An. We need a ticket from the Ancient Town admission tickets to enter. There are beautiful decorations inside the colourful building. It is also cool inside, just nice to take a rest from the hot sun outside. It is one of the must-visit sites here. Recommendable.

Well maintained Chinese temple having very beautiful history and architecture hosting three major gods. A must visit during the day in Hoi An

What a big area compared to the other temples, there’s old sculptures around. It’s a quiet and peaceful place till the tours come in

Goes by name of Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese Congregation in Lonely Planet guidebook. Was a guildhall but later transformed into a temple. Very impressive. Worth one of your 5 tickets 😁

The entrance arch is very beautiful. Be sure to buy tickets before entering.

Ornate assembly hall with picturesque courtyard garden. Stop by the pond on the right after the huge gates to see a big friendly fish. You will need to use one of your 5 ancient town passes to enter this complex.

Amazing chinese temple,builded in 17th Where Vietnamese ,Chinese came to pray for happy,longevity,properity.

This is one of the preserved sites you can enter with the tourist voucher. It's large, spacious and has beautiful details throughout. It's an old assembly house, but no information on who was there or why it's important so while it's pretty to look at, if you have no background knowledge (or a quick Google search) it could fall a little flat.

Entry costs one hoi an old town ticket which you can buy at one of the ticket stations. This attraction offers a nice garden and pleasant building with praying altar. I recommend spending at least one old town ticket on one of the assembly halls.

My favorite temple in Hoi An! It’s quite extensive with lots of gorgeous details and features

Heritage site. Ornate place of worship built for 17th century Chinese resident's & dedicated to a sea goddess.