Local market (Cho Hom Duc Vien) - Travel to Hanoi Vietnam
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Local market (Cho Hom Duc Vien) - Travel to Hanoi Vietnam
현지 시장 (Cho Hom Duc Vien) - 하노이 베트남 여행
地元の市場（Cho Hom Duc Vien） - ベトナムへの旅行
Hanoi's Largest Indoor Market - Dong Xuan Market
It's surprising how Hanoi's largest indoor market feels so claustrophobic and small. Explore the market with us as we negotiate our way through and make small talk in Vietnamese.
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Exploring the Dong Xuang market, which is the largest indoor market in Hanoi, was anxiety producing. lol There is so much wholesale shopping crammed into such a tiny space. We were able to find everything from souvenirs to clothing and shoe knock offs. If you were to ask where the best place to shop in Hanoi was, this wouldn't be on the top of my list but is defiantly a must see. This is especially true if you are staying in the old quarter or even just shopping in the old quarter.
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Cho Hom Local Market in Hanoi Vietnam
Cho Hom is a local market where you can get food of all kinds as well as other dry goods like fabrics. This is the favourite place to buy fabrics for many women in Hanoi.
Hanoi Cho Hom Market
A typical morning in Cho Hom. My favourite vegetable seller is peeling pineapples. If you are in Hanoi, visit Cho Hom and experience what it is to be in a local market. You can buy everything from food to shoes to clothes.
Dong Xuan Wholesale Market In Hanoi. You Can Find Anything Here!
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Right at outskirts of Hanoi's Old Quarter you can find the Dong Xuan Market Hall, here you can fabrics, clothes, toys and spices. Plus many more things. The market is also a great spot to watch traditional Vietnamese Folklore Music during the night market at weekends.
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Where to go in Hanoi - explore Hanoi Hôm market & learn Vietnamese fruits
Today, Alex and I discovered Chợ Hôm ( Hôm market ) which is just ten-minute walking away from Hoan Kiem lake - the heart of Hanoi. I taught Alex fruit names and answered all her questions about this topic. Then we tested Alex's pronunciation by asking How much and saying I like ...
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Explore one of Hanoi's oldest traditional markets still in operation! Chợ Hôm market is full of produce, meats, seafood, and traditional Vietnamese foods. However, it's mainly known as a fabric market, where you can buy wholesale fabric by the meter to make your own dresses and other things.
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Long Bien Market - Vietnam Rejser
Mange turister i Hanoi vælger at bruge en del af deres tid på hovedstadens stolthed – Long Bien Bridge. Den rustne stålkonstruktion med den konstante summen af scootertrafik er et yndet udflugtsmål – også for vietnameserne, der herfra kan nyde udsigten over Red River og dens travle trafik af tungtlastede både. Kigger man ned kan man dog heller ikke undgå at bide mærke i en anden travlhed under broen – det store Long Bien Market.
Markedet er ikke særlig besøgt af turister, og det er synd, for her for man en oplevelse, der påvirker alle kroppens sanser. Men man skal stå tidligt op! Allerede ved 6-7 tiden er det ved at være slut.
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Hanoi Vietnam Market
Walking through a market near my house in Hanoi, Vietnam
Travel to Hanoi Vietnam (local market) 베트남 하노이 Hà Nội Việt Nam ベトナムのハノイ 地方市場 本地市場 越南河內 FunForLouis
Travel to Hanoi Vietnam (Local Market )
베트남 하노이 여행( 로컬 시장, 현지시장)
베트남 하노이 Hà Nội Việt Nam ベトナムのハノイ 越南河內 FunForLouis
Travel to Hanoi Vietnam (local market) 베트남 하노이 Hà Nội Việt Nam ベトナムのハノイ 地方市場 本地市場 越南河內 FunForLouis
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Street nearby Đồng Xuân Market , Hanoi Vietnam
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Walking through a market in Hanoi, Vietnam
Walking through a market in Hanoi, Vietnam
Phố Hàng Hòm -Boxes Street - Hanoi old quarter Travel Vietnam Hà Nội Phố
Hà Nội Phố: Phố Hàng Hòm - Boxes Street tiếng Pháp là Rue des Caisses với chiều dài chỉ hơn 100m được biết đến là con phố tí hon nhất trong khu Phố Cổ. Mang đậm dấu ấn của một Hà Nội cổ kính, bình dị, khu phố Cổ luôn là điểm đến thu hút đối với các du khách gần xa. Là một phần của khu phố ấy, phố Hàng Hòm dù nhỏ xíu vẫn khiến người ta phải đặt chân đến ít nhất một lần!
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VIETNAM’S LARGEST MARKET - Ben Thanh Market Ho Chi Minh City - Cheap Shopping in Vietnam
We visited Vietnam’s largest market, the Ben Thanh Market in Ho Chi Minh City! This is where you can find the best cheap shopping in Vietnam. Think fake bags, cheap clothing, Vietnamese food, and incredible souvenirs all located within the Bến Thành Market. We show you the day market and the night market in Vietnam so you can make the best decision of which to visit.
The Ben Thanh Market in Saigon is the one of the largest and oldest Vietnam Markets. With over 3,000 vendors, Bến Thành is one of the best things to do in Saigon. You can find some of the best cheap shopping in Vietnam here all for incredible prices. The quality of the goods in this market are great and haggling is a must while you’re here! If you want to relax and avoid the bargaining, you can stay to the fixed pricing sections along the outer walls of Ben Thanh.
As far as a fake market in Vietnam is concerned, I would say you can find the highest quality knockoff goods here for the best prices. There are many markets in Saigon, but Ben Thanh is the biggest and most centrally located out of all. It is also the market that is most geared towards tourists so make sure you bring your best bargaining skills.
Vietnams largest market, also referred to as Cho Ben Thanh, is located in district 1 Ho Chi Minh city. You can find everything you need in district 1 including food, drinks, Vietnamese culture and more. After visiting Ben Thanh Market, you might want to hang around district 1 Saigon and wait for the Ben Thanh night market to kick off around 8pm.
Cho Ben Thanh is easily the top night market in Vietnam, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City. We enjoyed the night market in Saigon a little bit better than the day market because there was space to move around. However, both markets sell very similar items. If you’re looking for things to do in Saigon, we highly recommend both the Ben Thanh Market and the Ben Thanh Night Market.
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