This house is nothing special in Hoi An and if time is limited then give it a miss. rather too heavy on trying to sell you stuff you don't need. More

You are met by a guide who tells you the history of the chapel and explains the architecture. This was all interesting and informative. This is all in one room. Then then the next three rooms are attempts to sell trinkets, which ruined the experience for us. Left as fast as we could get out. This has not happened at... More

This has been in the Trang family since 1802 and family members explain some things about the chapel and customs. Mosty it is a commercial place that is selling items-- I did buy two coins that were supposedly from Imperial Vietnam for 250 dong--I may have been taken--there was a brief history and estimated dates of the coins. This place... More

Interesting perhaps for specialists on old SEA trading towns, but entirely skippable otherwise. Five minutes and you will be out again. More

It was just lovely, I'd love to have a place like that to sit in and contemplate More

Since my traveling partner's last name was Tran, this site was high on our agenda. We saw the home of the first Tran who came from China to trade in Hoian and, ostensibly, is the ancestor of all the current Vietnamese Trans. It was interesting and some of the old family pictures were priceless. More