The Japanese influence on Hoi An was pretty heavy back in the day, and the incredible Japanese Covered Bridge—or Chùa Cầu, as it is known locally—is the most prominent artefact that represents the Eastern Asian nation's significance in the ancient city. The 18-metre bridge dates back to the 18th Century AD and is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Hoi An, popular for its striking architectural magnificence. It's a bridge with a roof on top, which also has an ancient temple sitting on top of it, making the iconic landmark even more impressive.