Han Market

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.

The strong fish paste smell left a lingering impression! It was a great experience watching the locals go about their daily groceries, even with the influx of tourists. Be mindful of your valuables, as you'll be squeezing shoulder to shoulder with strangers through the narrow walkways. The storekeepers speak English, Vietnamese (of course), and many also speak Korean. Remember to haggle for good deals!

Very nice place to shop for high quality branded tee / sportswear. Remember to bargain to 30-50% off. The mango was really great too. Around 20,000 VND for one. freshly cut and quite clean.

Walked from Con market to Han market, Han market small and quite than Con market, Selling similar food stuffs, fresh coconut with Ice cost 25k ( $1.00 us dollars) But as similar to Con market there is no AC. It will make your experience in Da Nang different than other cities.

Right, let me take you on a whirlwind tour of this place—where the only thing hotter than the blistering sun is the food. Seriously, if you thought the weather was intense, just wait until you try navigating this market! You walk in & it’s like someone turned the “bustling” dial up to eleven. You’re instantly surrounded by a sea of colorful stalls, each one bursting with more vibrancy than a neon sign in Vegas. It’s sensory overload in the best way possible. Now, let’s talk about the banh xeo. I had heard rumors, but nothing prepared me for the reality. We’re talking about pancakes that could make a Michelin-starred chef weep with envy. One stall had a vendor with a bell so enthusiastic, I’m convinced it was ringing out the secret to eternal happiness. Every chime felt like a promise of crispy, savory goodness. Navigating the market, you’ll bump into everything from fresh produce to handcrafted goodies. If you’re not careful, you might leave with a silk scarf, a spice mix that could set off the smoke alarm & a bag full of trinkets you didn’t even know you needed. It’s like shopping in a treasure chest—minus the pirates. So, if you’re in Da Nang and you don’t visit, are you even living? It’s a cacophony of sights, sounds & smells that’s as delightful as it is chaotic. Just remember to bring your sense of adventure—and maybe a fan.

Overall okay market. The stalls all have similar items to each other. However, I had a bad experience with one of the sellers which makes me not want to come back here. Here is information regarding what happened: I negotiated a price for an item with the seller but I was still unsure if I wanted to buy it. The lady kept insisting I buy it, she would not take no for an answer. I told her I would be back, she grabbed my arm and said “I love you”. She would not let me leave. Then, I told her I would be back in 10 minutes, I wanted to decide if I wanted to buy it or not. I tried to hand the bag of clothes back to her. She snatched the bag of clothes from me and hit me with the bag of clothes. I was going to report the seller but I could not find anything on the website. I will not be back after this experience.

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.

The strong fish paste smell left a lingering impression! It was a great experience watching the locals go about their daily groceries, even with the influx of tourists. Be mindful of your valuables, as you'll be squeezing shoulder to shoulder with strangers through the narrow walkways. The storekeepers speak English, Vietnamese (of course), and many also speak Korean. Remember to haggle for good deals!

Very nice place to shop for high quality branded tee / sportswear. Remember to bargain to 30-50% off. The mango was really great too. Around 20,000 VND for one. freshly cut and quite clean.

Walked from Con market to Han market, Han market small and quite than Con market, Selling similar food stuffs, fresh coconut with Ice cost 25k ( $1.00 us dollars) But as similar to Con market there is no AC. It will make your experience in Da Nang different than other cities.

Right, let me take you on a whirlwind tour of this place—where the only thing hotter than the blistering sun is the food. Seriously, if you thought the weather was intense, just wait until you try navigating this market! You walk in & it’s like someone turned the “bustling” dial up to eleven. You’re instantly surrounded by a sea of colorful stalls, each one bursting with more vibrancy than a neon sign in Vegas. It’s sensory overload in the best way possible. Now, let’s talk about the banh xeo. I had heard rumors, but nothing prepared me for the reality. We’re talking about pancakes that could make a Michelin-starred chef weep with envy. One stall had a vendor with a bell so enthusiastic, I’m convinced it was ringing out the secret to eternal happiness. Every chime felt like a promise of crispy, savory goodness. Navigating the market, you’ll bump into everything from fresh produce to handcrafted goodies. If you’re not careful, you might leave with a silk scarf, a spice mix that could set off the smoke alarm & a bag full of trinkets you didn’t even know you needed. It’s like shopping in a treasure chest—minus the pirates. So, if you’re in Da Nang and you don’t visit, are you even living? It’s a cacophony of sights, sounds & smells that’s as delightful as it is chaotic. Just remember to bring your sense of adventure—and maybe a fan.

Overall okay market. The stalls all have similar items to each other. However, I had a bad experience with one of the sellers which makes me not want to come back here. Here is information regarding what happened: I negotiated a price for an item with the seller but I was still unsure if I wanted to buy it. The lady kept insisting I buy it, she would not take no for an answer. I told her I would be back, she grabbed my arm and said “I love you”. She would not let me leave. Then, I told her I would be back in 10 minutes, I wanted to decide if I wanted to buy it or not. I tried to hand the bag of clothes back to her. She snatched the bag of clothes from me and hit me with the bag of clothes. I was going to report the seller but I could not find anything on the website. I will not be back after this experience.