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Bridges
Japanese Covered Bridge
Hoi An, Vietnam
The Japanese Covered Bridge, or Chùa Cầu, was constructed in the 18th century and stands as an emblem of Hội An's multicultural past. This wooden bridge, adorned with intricate carvings, features a small temple inside, providing a spiritual retreat from the bustling Ancient Town. Guardian animal statues at the corners add a symbolic touch, showcasing local beliefs and protecting those who cross.
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- Best time
- Evening
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