Hainan Assembly Hall

Since the sixteenth century, the Chinese considered that Hoi An is the ideal place for settlement and trade, so they built many assembly halls for their community activities, and although many years have passed, these assembly halls have been preserved through beautiful buildings and customs until they became a part Indispensable from the World Heritage Area of Hoi An including the Assembly Hall of the Hainan Chinese Congregation which is an important spiritual destination for travelers, this assembly hall is a memorial to the 108 merchants from Hainan Island who were mistaken for pirates and killed in Quang Nam Province; It is a place for Chinese immigrants in Vietnam so that they can socialize and support ancient Chinese traditions.