Cantonese Assembly Hall:  Located in the center of Hoi An old town, Cantonese Assembly Hall is very noticeable. The Assembly Hall was originally a meeting place for business, built by a Chinese Cantonese merchant association, so it has a unique Chinese architecture. The work is a delicate combination of wood and stone, delicately carved  long and unicorn motifs.

Assembly Hall of Chaozhou:  also known as Ong Bon Pagoda. The sophisticated architecture, decorative motifs according to folk legends, especially the embossed porcelain motifs create a unique feature of the Chaozhou Assembly Hall.

Phuc Kien Assembly Hall:   is known as the largest and most beautiful assembly hall in Hoi An tourist area. Behind the Tam Quan gate, there is a large garden with a rockery with a statue of a carp crossing the dance floor. Coming to the Fujian Assembly Hall, do not forget to visit the main shrine area dedicated to Thien Hau Thanh Mau, the queen giving birth, and 12 midwives. In addition, in the post-mortem, those who come here can light large incense rings, often hanging along with a piece of information paper to pray for health and fortune.