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Hoi An Ancient Town – Splendour of Heritage

This Vietnamese town is located in Central Quang Nam Province, which is home to many establishments like Art Space Hoi An Restaurant. The trading port was relieved of its trade after the 19th century which has unmistakably preserved the quaintness of it. The town also showcases the synthesis of foreign and traditional cultures, which you’ll come to witness at restaurants in Hoi An in way of food.

The old port town

The collection of the traditional wooden building coupled with the ingenious street plan holds evidence of the active role the town played in the past. At present, these invaluable tokens of its past are well protected.

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Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France, La rive du fleuve Thu Bon à Hoi An (4402629568), CC BY 2.0

Architecture

The marvellous architecture is what draws people into the town. The townscape and the layout are pretty impressive features that the town proudly boasts.

Preserving the history

The wooden buildings need to be renovated and restored at regular intervals. A significant part of the old structure had been run down before it was brought back to its original state in the 19th century.

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User dalbera on Flickr, Cau Nhat Ban, CC BY 1.0

Protection laws

The town was declared a Special National Site and are protected by a number of laws.

 

Roland Lefevre is a travel writer who specializes in creating features on leisure as well as business travel destinations across the globe. Google+

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