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Han Market
Han Market Da Nang is a must-visit that is included in almost every Da Nang city tour. Located close to the renowned Han River Bridge, Han Market Da Nang is a popular tourist attraction in this city. This is a paradise for shopaholics. Not only can you find Da Nang specialties here, it is also an ideal place to shop for souvenirs. This is undoubtedly a must-see that you should not forget to visit while in Da Nang.
The history of Han Market Da Nang Vietnam
Han Market Da Nang first appeared in the 1940s as a spontaneous trading area. On May 19, 1990, the market’s construction began, consisting of two spacious floors with an area of 28,000 square meters. The market officially opened on March 29, 1991, with 576 stalls and 36 kiosks.
What to buy at Han Market
Like Con Market, Han Market Da Nang is always packed with locals and tourists. Providing a wide range of goods, this is the paradise for shopping in Da Nang. If you do not know what to buy in Danang Han Market, consider the following:
Fermented paste and dried foods
“Mam” (fermented paste) is one of the most famous Da Nang specialties. There are different pastes made of different materials, the most notable being “mam nem”. It is the perfect dipping paste for some dishes, especially boiled pork.
Han Market Da Nang is also an ideal place to shop for dried foods, namely dried shrimp, dried beef, dried squid, etc. You can try the food to check which shop offers the best food before buying.
Fresh seafood
If you are a fan of seafood, Han Market Vietnam is the place to come. The seafood here is exceptionally fresh, as it is brought here right after being caught in the sea. The price of seafood fluctuates daily, so remember to check the price carefully before buying. Try to bargain if possible.
Items made from sedge/rattan
If you are considering what to buy to bring home as gifts, handicrafts are a good choice. There are many shops that offer handicraft items made from sedge and rattan. It requires very skillful hands and meticulous attention to make a good-looking and high-quality piece, so the price will be a bit high.
Top mouthwatering dishes to enjoy at Han Market Da Nang
If you are looking for a place where you can find all kinds of Da Nang food, Han Market Da Nang is definitely one of the best destinations in town. Whether you are a gastronome or not, do not forget to try the following delicacies at this Da Nang market:
- Vietnamese thick noodles (banh canh): Banh canh in Han Market Da Nang go with different broth made from crab, fish, or pork bones. It is often served with crackers or bread.
- Vietnamese pancakes (banh xeo): The banh xeo here is different from that in Southern Vietnam. It is smaller but crispier.
- Quang noodles (mi quang): Mi quang is a must-eat in any Da Nang food tour. It is a special noodle dish of Da Nang and Quang Nam Province.
- Vietnamese grilled pork skewers (nem lui): This is a delicacy of Hue and Da Nang. The grilled pork is served with fresh veggies and fruits, along with a special peanut dipping sauce.
- Water fern cakes (banh beo): Banh beo is a specialty made from steamed rice flour that you can only find in Central Vietnam. It is a favorite and affordable street food of the locals.
Visiting information
Address: 119 Tran Phu, Hai Chau 1, Hai Chau, Danang (1km from Cồn market)
Opening hours: 6:00 – 22:00