Han Market

I came here on a Friday night so there was quite a bit of people and especially on the second floor it was hard to walk freely without having a body of people in your way. There’s a ton of stuff such as clothing, shoe wear, keychains, jewelry, food towards one of the sides, surprisingly a ton of these little and big crochet dolls or characters, and way more. There’s two levels to the market the first level has accessories, souvenirs, food and the second floor has clothing, shoes, bags, and more. I think with some stores you can haggle a bit but with stores that already have a price tag I suggest not to haggle. I went early the next morning and there wasn’t a lot of people yet at the same time not a lot of stores were open yet. So I think a perfect time to go is towards the afternoon. Overall, if you like buying souvenirs, for memory or are just shopping for clothing at a decent price this is your place to go.

Go early in the morning to avoid crowd. Material of the clothing are generally good. Some stalls have rivalry, so make sure u stand nearer to the side of the stall you are buying from and don’t block their neighbours’ stall. We had a GREAT time buying from stall 16! Super sincere and nice couple. Very generous in letting us try out before purchase. Can speak reasonable amount of mandarin and English. Highly recommend if you wanna buy some local delights. All the best to your baby’s arrival soon!

Amazing Vietnamese goods being sold. With very friendly locals. Go there during the day and soak in the atmosphere. They do open as late as 6pm but you want to go earlier. The district around the Han Market is also lovely with many eateries and spas to enjoy.

A great variety of stalls selling local products ranging from apparel, shoes, local snacks to souvenirs. Though crowded, the stalls are well organised and grouped based on the products sold, making it easy for one to navigate through the market. Special shoutout to Stall 14, where my family bought lots of local food products from. The stall owners were extremely hospitable and friendly, letting us try the local snacks and even gave us freebies. Highly recommend and would come back again (:

Excellent. It is a place to visit and definitely to support the local people. Don't bargain too much, just 10000 dong will help them out. Bargain kindly; I've had a branded jacket. Typically, 300aud was offered for 500k dong, then after bargaining and laughing together, she gave me 360k dong. When I paid, she gave me an extra 10k discount. Now, that was a pleasant exchange. That's about 25AUD, a real bargain.

Han Market was bustling with people, offering a wide variety of goods. It’s where I found my Chinese-collared silk shirt! To get the best deals, it’s a good idea to walk around and bargain before committing to a purchase. Some sellers can be quite persuasive, but a firm “no” works if you’re not interested. Communication might be a bit challenging.

A lively and vibrant market with many food stalls. A bit of hard sell by the food vendors, which can be a bit tedious, but that aside, some great food. The market is not dissimilar to many others - the usual stalls selling fake clothing, shoes/trainers and watches, but among them some interesting stalls selling goods made in Vietnam, wooden and woven household items, keyrings etc I arrived at 5.30pm and a lot of stalls were still setting up. The food stalls are busy by 7.30pm and it is a bit chaotic.

Went on a Thursday afternoon. Place was crowded with Korean tourists. A local market with clothing, food and Vietnamese produce. Bought myself some Crocs decor items (70K) and mango candy (50K). Price point of the items on sale not exactly low in my opinion. Danang Cathedral is nearby so travellers may want to check it out and take some nice photos before or after the market visit.

I came here on a Friday night so there was quite a bit of people and especially on the second floor it was hard to walk freely without having a body of people in your way. There’s a ton of stuff such as clothing, shoe wear, keychains, jewelry, food towards one of the sides, surprisingly a ton of these little and big crochet dolls or characters, and way more. There’s two levels to the market the first level has accessories, souvenirs, food and the second floor has clothing, shoes, bags, and more. I think with some stores you can haggle a bit but with stores that already have a price tag I suggest not to haggle. I went early the next morning and there wasn’t a lot of people yet at the same time not a lot of stores were open yet. So I think a perfect time to go is towards the afternoon. Overall, if you like buying souvenirs, for memory or are just shopping for clothing at a decent price this is your place to go.

Go early in the morning to avoid crowd. Material of the clothing are generally good. Some stalls have rivalry, so make sure u stand nearer to the side of the stall you are buying from and don’t block their neighbours’ stall. We had a GREAT time buying from stall 16! Super sincere and nice couple. Very generous in letting us try out before purchase. Can speak reasonable amount of mandarin and English. Highly recommend if you wanna buy some local delights. All the best to your baby’s arrival soon!

Amazing Vietnamese goods being sold. With very friendly locals. Go there during the day and soak in the atmosphere. They do open as late as 6pm but you want to go earlier. The district around the Han Market is also lovely with many eateries and spas to enjoy.

A great variety of stalls selling local products ranging from apparel, shoes, local snacks to souvenirs. Though crowded, the stalls are well organised and grouped based on the products sold, making it easy for one to navigate through the market. Special shoutout to Stall 14, where my family bought lots of local food products from. The stall owners were extremely hospitable and friendly, letting us try the local snacks and even gave us freebies. Highly recommend and would come back again (:

Excellent. It is a place to visit and definitely to support the local people. Don't bargain too much, just 10000 dong will help them out. Bargain kindly; I've had a branded jacket. Typically, 300aud was offered for 500k dong, then after bargaining and laughing together, she gave me 360k dong. When I paid, she gave me an extra 10k discount. Now, that was a pleasant exchange. That's about 25AUD, a real bargain.

Han Market was bustling with people, offering a wide variety of goods. It’s where I found my Chinese-collared silk shirt! To get the best deals, it’s a good idea to walk around and bargain before committing to a purchase. Some sellers can be quite persuasive, but a firm “no” works if you’re not interested. Communication might be a bit challenging.

A lively and vibrant market with many food stalls. A bit of hard sell by the food vendors, which can be a bit tedious, but that aside, some great food. The market is not dissimilar to many others - the usual stalls selling fake clothing, shoes/trainers and watches, but among them some interesting stalls selling goods made in Vietnam, wooden and woven household items, keyrings etc I arrived at 5.30pm and a lot of stalls were still setting up. The food stalls are busy by 7.30pm and it is a bit chaotic.

Went on a Thursday afternoon. Place was crowded with Korean tourists. A local market with clothing, food and Vietnamese produce. Bought myself some Crocs decor items (70K) and mango candy (50K). Price point of the items on sale not exactly low in my opinion. Danang Cathedral is nearby so travellers may want to check it out and take some nice photos before or after the market visit.