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Trade Quarters

Hoi An Trading Port was a busy international commercial gate during 17th and 18th centuries. From the west, merchants from the Netherlands and France and evangelists from Portugal, among the others, stopped by here and built up commercial firms to buy local products such as additives, tea, china, silk products. Thanks to these people, buildings bearing the styles of the Netherlands and France emerged, completing the big picture of Hoi An in those days.
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Trade Quarters

Hoi An Commercial Port was the busiest international trading gateway in the 16th-17th centuries. Dutch, French merchants, Portuguese missionaries, and others from the West made stops here and established trade quarters, representing the purchase of our products such as spices, tea, pottery, and silk. Dutch and French-style houses were formed, creating a panoramic picture of Hoi An in those days.

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