Quan Cong Temple (Chùa Ông)
Hoi An, ~30 km (about 45 min) from central Da Nang. A temple to General Guan Yu (Quan Công in Vietnamese) at 24 Trần Phú in the old town: built around the mid-17th century, with the general's statue and statues of a white and a red horse in the main hall; a national relic since 1991 (Hoi An heritage conservation centre). Entry is with the old-town ticket: you can pick the temple as your «iconic» site instead of the Japanese Bridge (Da Nang tourism portal, 2026). Opening hours on Google Maps are inconsistent — ask at the ticket booth. We don't publish ticket prices.
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- Address: 24 Trần Phú, Hội An, Đà Nẵng
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Quan Công miếu (Chùa Ông)
24 Trần Phú, Hội An, Đà Nẵng
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Where this comes from
- Hoi An World Heritage Conservation Centre website (hoianworldheritage.org.vn)
- Danang Fantasticity — Da Nang tourism portal, «Hoi An Ancient Town entrance tickets 2026»
- Google Maps — place listing
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