Construction

Japanese Bridge built at Hội An

Japanese merchants of Hội An paid for a covered wooden bridge over a creek of the Thu Bồn; a pagoda was later added on its north side, and in 1719 lord Nguyễn Phúc Chu named it Lai Viễn Kiều, the bridge for guests from afar.

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