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Highlights include An Hoi Bridge and the Hoai River Embankment, Cantonese Assembly Hall, Duc An House, Fujian Assembly Hall, Hoi An Central Market, Japanese Covered Bridge.

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  1. An Hoi Bridge and the Hoai River Embankment: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    The final stop will show how residents of the opposite bank replaced a sandbar with a street, a bridge, and a new urban neighborhood.

  2. Cantonese Assembly Hall: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    This stop will show how merchants shared risk, expenses, and care for people far from home among those from the same place.

  3. Duc An House: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    Here, the house’s commercial layout explains why the family shop suited secret meetings and the storage of documents.

  4. Fujian Assembly Hall: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    This stop explains how maritime risk led a merchants’ native-place association to establish a permanent shrine and a shared house.

  5. Hoi An Central Market: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    The market will show how local trade occupied a new site and continued after large seagoing vessels had left.

  6. Japanese Covered Bridge: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    Here you will learn how a trading crossing survived a change of communities and acquired several meanings at once.

  7. Museum of Trading Ceramics: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    Here, archaeological finds and a restored house will connect vanished seaborne cargoes with the work of restorers.

  8. Old Market Wharf: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    Here, a river entrance to the city will connect everyday trade with a military episode from 1949.

  9. Tan Ky Old House: story on the “Merchant Hoi An: from Tran Phu Street to the Hoai River” route

    The house will link family trade with the river and show how silting changed an entire business.