Exploring Mazu Worship at Fujian Assembly Hall in Hoi An, Vietnam


World Heritage Site: Hoi An Ancient Town

Publication Year: 2024

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE1F859D5C65

Summary

Hoi An Ancient Town stands out for its vibrant Mazu worship practices, particularly centered around the Fujian Assembly Hall. This study reveals that Hoi An houses the highest concentration of Mazu temples in Vietnam, with the Fujian Assembly Hall serving as the most dynamic hub. Through field surveys and literature research, the study delves into the rituals, cultural significance, and historical evolution of Mazu worship at this site, offering insights into how this practice has adapted and thrived amidst Hoi An's rich cultural heritage.

Citation

ZHU Si, & YOU Qi-Dongmeng. (2024). Exploring Mazu Worship at Fujian Assembly Hall in Hoi An, Vietnam. Journal of Cultural and Religious Studies, 12(1). https://doi.org/10.17265/2328-2177/2024.01.009

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