Attractions
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Meo Vac Market – The Sunday market of the stone plateau people
Meo Vac Market takes place on Sunday mornings, getting bustling from around 6:30 AM: shop for brocade, corn wine, agricultural products, and livestock; enjoy thang co, five-color sticky rice, and corn cakes amidst the stone plateau.
Dong Van Fair – The Sunday market in the heart of the karst plateau's old town
Dong Van Fair takes place on Sunday mornings in Dong Van Old Quarter, where the Hmong, Lo Lo, Dao, and Tay people trade brocades and agricultural produce, and enjoy thang co and au tau porridge.
Pleiku Market – The central market of the mountain town with vast highland produce
Pleiku Market is the central market of the Gia Lai mountain town, open from early morning until late afternoon: fruits and vegetables, forest products, coffee, sun-dried beef, and close to dining areas serving dry pho and grilled chicken.
Sa Pa Market – Central market selling highland agricultural produce and brocade
Sa Pa Market is the central market on N1 Street, open from early morning until late afternoon: buy wild vegetables, mushrooms, brocade, and local specialties; eat pho, sticky rice, and grilled skewers in the market's food court.
Kon Tum Market – The central market of the mountain town by the Dak Bla River
Kon Tum Market is located in the Kon Tum Commercial Center on Tran Hung Dao Street, open from around 5:00 AM to 8:00 PM: wild vegetables, agricultural produce, dried goods, and affordable food stalls.
Vung Tau Market 1985 – Central Market for Fresh Seafood and Souvenirs
Vung Tau Market 1985 is a central market on Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Street, operating from early morning and selling fresh seafood, dried goods, vegetables, and offering styrofoam box packing services for travel.
Ban Co Market – A Morning Alleyway Market with Secondhand Goods and Long-Established Eateries
Ban Co Market gathers in a chessboard-like maze of alleys, bustling from early morning until noon: shop for fresh food, secondhand items, footwear; enjoy grilled pork noodles, pho, and cloth-filter coffee.
Hoi An Night Market – Sparkling lantern street by the Hoai River
Hoi An Night Market on Nguyen Hoang Street is open around 17:00–23:00, featuring about 50 stalls selling lanterns, souvenirs, fabrics; street food, and releasing floating lanterns on the Hoai River.
Ha Long Night Market – Enjoy Seafood and Shop for Souvenirs in Bai Chay
Ha Long Night Market in the Ha Long Marine area, Bai Chay is open from around 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM daily, featuring hundreds of stalls selling souvenirs, clothing, dried specialties, and seafood snacks.
Binh Tay Market – A Nearly 100-Year-Old Historic Market in Cho Lon's Chinatown
Binh Tay Market (Cho Lon), built in 1928, is renowned for its East Asian architecture and wholesale goods: candied fruits, dried foods, spices; enjoy Chinese specialties like pha lau, dumplings. Open from early morning.
Khu 6 Market, Quy Nhon – A student market with an affordable street food area
Khu 6 Market in Quy Nhon on Vo Lai Street is open from early morning until evening, famous for its affordable prices, a street food area with banh xeo, banh can, banh beo, and dried seafood.
Helio Night Market – Street food and nightlife hub in Da Nang
Helio Night Market in Da Nang is open from around 5:00 PM to 10:30 PM every evening, next to Asia Park: over a hundred stalls of street food, seafood, accessories, and live music.