Quang Nam

Region ·🇻🇳 Vietnam

Population 1,519,380

Area 10,559 km²

Time zone Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh

Official website www.quangnam.gov.vn

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Quảng Nam's Quintessential Treasures

Quảng Nam Province showcases Vietnam’s diverse heritage through the 4th-century Hindu ruins of Mỹ Sơn and the exceptionally preserved 15th-century trading port of Hội An. This collection features architectural landmarks like the Japanese Bridge and the Assembly Hall of the Fujian Chinese Congregation, alongside centuries-old family residences like the Tan Ky House. Beyond the urban center, the region’s artisanal legacy continues in specialized villages dedicated to Thanh Ha pottery, Kim Bong carpentry, and Tra Que organic farming.

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Vietnam's Ancient Ruins

This collection features significant archaeological sites in Quang Nam province, primarily focused on the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Hội An and Mỹ Sơn. Visitors can explore the 15th-century trading port of Hội An, known for its preserved timber-frame buildings and diverse architectural styles. The list also includes the Mỹ Sơn Sanctuary, a cluster of partially ruined Hindu temples constructed by the Champa Kingdom between the 4th and 14th centuries, showcasing intricate brickwork and stone carvings dedicated to Shiva.

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Hoi An's Cultural Gems

Hoi An’s cultural landscape is defined by its blend of indigenous and foreign influences, visible in landmarks like the 16th-century Japanese Bridge and the 200-year-old Tan Ky house. The Museum of Trading Ceramics showcases the city's maritime history through pottery dating back to the 8th century, while the monument to Kazimierz Kwiatkowski honors the Polish architect who spearheaded local preservation efforts. Nearby, the My Son Museum provides essential context for the Champa civilization’s architectural legacy.

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Local Markets & Crafts

Discover the traditional trades of Hoi An through these specialized craft villages and markets. Thanh Ha Pottery Village showcases centuries-old ceramic techniques, while Kim Bong Carpentry Village highlights intricate woodworking skills passed down through generations. Tra Que Vegetable Village offers insight into organic farming practices on the outskirts of the city. In the heart of the old town, the central market and handicraft workshops provide access to local produce, hand-painted lanterns, and silk embroidery.

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