Hoi An Market

Great experience and definitely worth a visit. Good place for buying gifts, trinkets and small goods. Highly recommend buying temple tickets, which allow you access to multiple ticketed buildings throughout the market. Very busy and you will often be approached for your business

Cute local market. However definitely beware of the stalls that are on the open street area. They raise the prices nearly three times. I highly recommend this lady that is in the inside market area - STALL 92. It’s the indoor area. She has THE BEST prices and is very accommodating. We bought the Vietnamese phin filter and a couple coffees. The outside street vendor quoted us 200k for the coffee while this lady offered it for only 90k. I highly recommend.

Hoi An Market is a must-visit! The vibrant atmosphere is filled with colorful lanterns, tailor shops, clothing, leather goods, and tons of amazing restaurants and cafes. You can find plenty of authentic Vietnamese spots to eat, each offering a delicious and unique experience. The leather, clothing, and souvenir shops tend to be pricey, but here’s a tip – bargaining is welcome! With some effort, you can usually bring the price down to half, or even lower. At night, the entire street lights up beautifully, creating an enchanting ambiance. Just remember, most shops close around 10 p.m., so plan to get there early enough to explore fully. An unforgettable experience in Hoi An!

Busy shopping market with plenty of vendors. Food stalls, restaurants, cafes, and desserts everywhere you turn. No shortage of entertainment. Bring plenty of cash, a portable fan, huge appetites, and a camera. It's beautiful.

Beautiful, busy and almost overwhelming at times. Lots is street traders, boutiques, cafes and hawkers. Streets limited to cycles and pedestrians morning and evening. Very warm in the afternoon so best avoided then. Area comes alive at night

Very beautiful and romantic place to visit. I always go to Co Smoothie to have a healthy juice and enjoy live music here. The band plays every nights except Monday and Thursday nights.

A quaint market, it is mid-sized in scale, with a proper building housing several shops of all kinds and then shops and vendors spilling out on to the streets around it. There's some hustling as some vendors push their wares or try to invite you into their shops, best to ignore that if you're just pottering around. I bought fruit from the fruit vendors in the market. The price seemed reasonable. Expect, though, to be quoted tourist prices, and then invited to indulge in some bargaining. The shirts on sale, for instance, are pricier than branded shirts in upper-end malls.

Went in the morning...a bustle of activity. Fruit,vegetables,fruit,meat,fish and seafood for sale.Also fresh rice noodles. Vietnamese condiments and spices also available.There is a section where one can order ready made food from vendors Awesome experience

Great experience and definitely worth a visit. Good place for buying gifts, trinkets and small goods. Highly recommend buying temple tickets, which allow you access to multiple ticketed buildings throughout the market. Very busy and you will often be approached for your business

Cute local market. However definitely beware of the stalls that are on the open street area. They raise the prices nearly three times. I highly recommend this lady that is in the inside market area - STALL 92. It’s the indoor area. She has THE BEST prices and is very accommodating. We bought the Vietnamese phin filter and a couple coffees. The outside street vendor quoted us 200k for the coffee while this lady offered it for only 90k. I highly recommend.

Hoi An Market is a must-visit! The vibrant atmosphere is filled with colorful lanterns, tailor shops, clothing, leather goods, and tons of amazing restaurants and cafes. You can find plenty of authentic Vietnamese spots to eat, each offering a delicious and unique experience. The leather, clothing, and souvenir shops tend to be pricey, but here’s a tip – bargaining is welcome! With some effort, you can usually bring the price down to half, or even lower. At night, the entire street lights up beautifully, creating an enchanting ambiance. Just remember, most shops close around 10 p.m., so plan to get there early enough to explore fully. An unforgettable experience in Hoi An!

Busy shopping market with plenty of vendors. Food stalls, restaurants, cafes, and desserts everywhere you turn. No shortage of entertainment. Bring plenty of cash, a portable fan, huge appetites, and a camera. It's beautiful.

Beautiful, busy and almost overwhelming at times. Lots is street traders, boutiques, cafes and hawkers. Streets limited to cycles and pedestrians morning and evening. Very warm in the afternoon so best avoided then. Area comes alive at night

Very beautiful and romantic place to visit. I always go to Co Smoothie to have a healthy juice and enjoy live music here. The band plays every nights except Monday and Thursday nights.

A quaint market, it is mid-sized in scale, with a proper building housing several shops of all kinds and then shops and vendors spilling out on to the streets around it. There's some hustling as some vendors push their wares or try to invite you into their shops, best to ignore that if you're just pottering around. I bought fruit from the fruit vendors in the market. The price seemed reasonable. Expect, though, to be quoted tourist prices, and then invited to indulge in some bargaining. The shirts on sale, for instance, are pricier than branded shirts in upper-end malls.

Went in the morning...a bustle of activity. Fruit,vegetables,fruit,meat,fish and seafood for sale.Also fresh rice noodles. Vietnamese condiments and spices also available.There is a section where one can order ready made food from vendors Awesome experience