In the heart of Hoi An, one of Vietnam’s fastest-growing destinations, an extraordinary opportunity is emerging to strengthen Jewish life across the region.

For over 20 years, Rabbi Menachem Hartman has led Jewish life in Vietnam, establishing the country’s first mikvah in Ho Chi Minh City, which continues to serve the community today. But for Jewish women in Central and Northern Vietnam, using the mikvah still requires a one-hour flight.

Hoi An has become a thriving destination for Jewish travelers, being in the center of the country it is a great place. There are hundreds gathering during Yomim Tovim, and thousands visiting throughout the year. The need for a local mikvah has become increasingly clear.

A centrally located property has already been purchased, government approvals have been secured, and plans are in place to build a beautiful mikvah to the highest halachic standards.

This mikvah will serve Jewish residents, travelers, and families from across Central and Northern Vietnam, ensuring that Taharas Hamishpacha is accessible for generations to come.