Han Market Review

Established in 1940, Han Market is one of the largest traditional markets in Da Nang. The Han Market is conveniently located near the Han River Bridge, adjacent to the four main streets of Yanfu Tran Phu, Yanxing Road TranHungDao, HungVuong and Baiteng BachDang. It is not only a place where locals in Da Nang will go shopping, but also attract many tourists to exchange money and buy souvenirs. The Hangang Market is divided into 2 floors, with 576 stalls, each vendor is full of piles of goods, although at first glance the market is a bit messy, but in fact the whole is in order, orderly! Each vendor owner can find the goods you need in seconds, extremely efficient!

Hanjiang Market, translated into Hanjiang Market, is a large market in the center of Da Nang, just near Longqiao, on the shore of Hanjiang, is a more important market in Da Nang. There are many types of items sold in it, which have Vietnamese characteristics. If you don’t go to other cities in Vietnam, Here you can experience the characteristics of Vietnam market, if you have been to the market in a big city, it will appear limited and smaller.

Just near the Pink Cathedral in Da Nang, it mainly sells fruits, dried seafood, local handicrafts, etc. There are a lot of people, but it is crowded, and the price is not much cheaper than outside, but the victory is relatively concentrated.

Very fun! It is the farmers market in Vietnam. They basically speak a few Chinese. They can communicate with translation software. The cashews here are oversized and much cheaper than big c. You must remember to ask a few more prices and then bargain. Some people will shout the price. You can use RMB. Big c is very expensive. Strongly push the Korean market

Very close to the Rooster Church, similar to China's Red Bridge, God's Small Market, food everything, from food and beverages to luggage shoes and hats, big-name imitation; fruit, cashew nuts, coffee here is cheaper than Big C, it is recommended to buy more here.

1. The names are all called Korean markets, which can be seen that Korean tourists are usually the most; 2. The bosses can speak English, Korean, and medium foreign languages; 3. The price is large and the quality is not guaranteed.

It’s really a local market. Just go behind the hotel where we live. Go in. It’s the smell of stinky fish. The first floor is eaten. The second floor is a lot of clothes. Many on the spot can be customized for Audrey. The price did not ask. We went in for ten minutes and came out. Feel it. That's it.