Hoi An
Hội An is a city of approximately 120,000 people in Vietnam's Quảng Nam Province, registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999.
Old Town Hội An, the city's historic district, is recognized as a well-preserved example of a Southeast Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century, its buildings and street plan reflecting a blend of indigenous and foreign influences.
Prominent in the city's old town is its covered "Japanese Bridge", dating to the 16th–17th century.
Hoi An
Hội An je grad od oko 120.000 stanovnika u vijetnamskoj provinciji Kuảng Nam, registrovan kao UNESCO-va svetska baština od 1999. godine.
Stari grad Hội An, istorijski okrug grada, prepoznat je kao dobro očuvan primer trgovačke luke jugoistočne Azije koja datira iz 15. do 19. veka, a njegove zgrade i plan ulica odražavaju mešavinu autohtonih i stranih uticaja.
Jedna od glavnih atrakcija u starom gradu je pokriveni "Japanski most", koji datira iz 16.–17. veka.
The Japanese Covered Bridge
The Japanese Bridge (Pagoda Bridge) is a footbridge with a temple atop. It dates from the late 16th century by Japanese merchantmen.
The bridge is 18 meters long and 3 meters wide. A small temple sits on the north end of the bridge, with the entrance in middle of the bridge overlooking the water.
The two bridgeheads are built with bricks with two spans each, while the middle portion of the bridge has five spans placed on brick pillars going into the water. The building frame is made of wood and utilizes three separate, but integrated roof systems for the three portions of the bridge.
Japanski pokriveni most
Japanski most (Pagoda Bridge) je pešački most sa hramom na vrhu.
Izgradili su ga krajem 16. veka japanski trgovci.
Most je dugačak 18 metara i širok 3 metra. Mali hram se nalazi na severnom kraju mosta, sa ulazom u sredini mosta sa pogledom na vodu.
Dva mostobrana su izgrađena od cigle sa po dva raspona, dok srednji deo mosta ima pet raspona postavljenih na stubove od opeke koji se protezu u vodu. Konstrukcija zgrade je od drveta i koristi tri odvojena, ali integrisana krovna sistema za tri dela mosta.
Tan Ky’s ancient house
Tan Ky Old House is considered as the oldest and the most beautiful old house in Hoi An. It has retained a lot of precious antiques and has been an attractive destination for tourists.
Tan Ky Old House was built in 1741. It is the place where 7 generations of Le family have lived. The name “Tan Ky” was used by Mr. Le Tan Ky (the second generation). At that time, this house was used to trade agricultural products.
The house is a combination of Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese architectural styles. Constructed in a special style, it consists of two overlapping columns, which symbolize the relationship of heaven-human, 5 vertical columns like 5 fingers, symbolize the five elements in nature.
Stara kuća Tan Ki
Stara kuća Tan Ki smatra se najstarijom i najlepšom starom kućom u Hoi Anu, Vietnam, Zadrzala je mnogo dragocenih antikviteta i atraktivna je destinacija za turiste.
Kuca je sagradjena 1741. godine. To je mesto gde je živelo 7 generacija porodice Le. Ime "Tan Ki" koristio je gospodin Le Tan Ki (druga generacija). U to vreme, ova kuća je korišćena za trgovinu poljoprivrednim proizvodima.
Kuća je kombinacija kineskih, japanskih i vijetnamskih arhitektonskih stilova. Izgrađena je u posebnom stilu, sastoji se od dva preklapajuća stuba, koji simbolizuju odnos neba-čoveka, 5 vertikalnih stubova kao 5 prstiju, koji simbolizuju pet elemenata u prirodi.
The Phuc Kien Assembly Hall
The largest of Hoi An’s five assembly halls—historic meeting places for the city’s Chinese merchants—Phuc Kien Assembly Hall is an architectural feast and among the highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town.
Skupstinska Sala Phuc Kien
Najveća od pet skupštinskih sala Hoi An-a - istorijska mesta susreta za kineske trgovce u gradu - Skupštinska sala Phuc Kien je arhitektonski dragulj Starog grada koji je na listi UNESCO-ve svetske baštine.
Ba Na Hills
Bà Nà Hills or Sun World Ba Na Hills is a hill station and resort located in the Trường Sơn Mountains west of the city of Da Nang, in central Vietnam.
The station, advertised as "the Da Lat of Danang province" by local tourism authorities, was founded in 1919 by French colonists, and later expended by Sun Group. Being located 1,500 metres above sea level, it has a view of the East Sea and the surrounding mountains.
Linh Ứng Temple is situated near the station, with a cable car nearby to carry tourists to and from the resort.
Brda Ba Na
Ba Na Hills ili Sun Vorld Ba Na Hills je brdska stanica i odmaralište koje se nalazi u planinama Trường Sơn zapadno od grada Da Nang, u centralnom Vijetnamu.
Stanica, reklamirana kao "Da Lat provincije Danang" od strane lokalnih turističkih vlasti, osnovana je 1919. godine od strane francuskih kolonista, a kasnije prosirena od strane Sun Group. Nalazi se na 1.500 metara nadmorske visine, ima pogled na Istočno more i okolne planine.
Hram Linh Ng nalazi se u blizini stanice, sa žičarom u blizini za prevoz turista do i iz odmarališta.
The Golden Bridge
The Golden Bridge is a 150-metre-long pedestrian bridge in the Bà Nà Hills resort, near Da Nang, Vietnam. It is designed to connect the cable car station with the gardens (avoiding a steep incline) and to provide a scenic overlook and tourist attraction. The bridge loops nearly back around to itself and has two giant hands, constructed of fiberglass and wire mesh, designed to appear like stone hands that support the structure.
Zlatni most
Zlatni most je pešački most dugačak 150 metara u odmaralištu Ba Na Hills, u blizini Da Nang, Vijetnam. Projektovan je da poveže stanicu žičare sa vrtovima (izbegavajući strmi nagib) i da obezbedi slikovit pogled i turističku atrakciju. Most ide kruzno i ima dve džinovske ruke, izgrađene od fiberglasa i žičane mreže, dizajnirane da izgledaju kao kamene ruke koje drze strukturu mosta.
