Attractions
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Dong Xuan Market – A Century-Old Market in Hanoi's Old Quarter
Dong Xuan Market is open around 6:00 AM–6:00 PM and is the largest and oldest market in Hanoi's Old Quarter: fabrics, clothing, household goods, and local dishes like banh cuon and bun oc at Bac Qua Market.
Ben Thanh Market – A century-old symbol in the heart of Saigon
Ben Thanh Market: opening hours, over 100 years of history, what to buy, what to eat, how to get there, and tips for visiting this iconic Saigon market.
Chau Doc Market – The fermented fish capital of the Mekong Delta by the Hau River
Chau Doc Market is open from early morning until the afternoon on Bach Dang Street, famous for dozens of types of fermented fish, dried fish, palm sugar, fish noodle soup, and palm sugar honeycomb cake.
Rach Gia Night Market – Grilled seafood and shopping near the sea
Rach Gia Night Market (Phu Cuong Night Market) is open from around 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM near the square and the sea: grilled seafood, snacks, clothing, dried seafood, and fish sauce as souvenirs.
Con Dao Market – The only market on the island, fresh seafood
Con Dao Market is open in the morning from around 5:00 AM to 10:00 AM and in the afternoon from 4:00 PM, serving as the main market on the island: fresh seafood, prepared on-site, souvenirs, bàng seeds, and dried fish.
Phong Dien Floating Market – A small, rustic river market in Can Tho
Phong Dien Floating Market gathers early from around 5:00 AM to 7:00 AM on the Can Tho River, small in scale with fewer tourists; it features orchard fruits, hu tieu, rice noodles, and coffee on boats.
Ca Mau Floating Market – Market on the Ganh Hao River at dawn
Ca Mau Floating Market on the Ganh Hao River opens early and is busiest around 4:00 AM – 6:00 AM: boats filled with fruits, vegetables, Mekong Delta agricultural produce, and breakfast along the river.
Ba Den Mountain – Tây Ninh’s spiritual and natural gem
Ba Den Mountain, Tay Ninh: cable car ticket prices, opening hours, the best season to visit, how to get there from Ho Chi Minh City, and notes for visiting the “roof of Southern Vietnam,” standing 986 m high.