Experts' Choice Award Japanese Covered Bridge
What the experts agree on
Hoi An's iconic 17th-century Japanese bridge captivates visitors with its ornate wooden architecture, arched frame, and embedded temple—a UNESCO-listed symbol that defines this charming riverside town's historical character.
“This unique city symbol... still retains the original ornate roofing, arched frame, and small temple.”
– Fodor's
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"This beautiful little bridge is emblematic of Hoi An." Full review
Afar Magazine "The beautiful sites that put Hoi An on the UNESCO list were a highlight of my stay in this wonderful city. This picture is of the Japanese covered bridge." Full review
Frommer's "No one is exactly sure who first built it in the early 1600s... but it is usually attributed to Hoi An's Japanese community." Full review
New York Times
