Hanoi Night Market Chợ đêm phố cổ Hà Nội
The Hanoi Night Market operates every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6 PM to 12 AM. It is one of the favorite places for tourists to visit while in Hanoi. In addition to rows of food stalls on Hàng Đào Street, there are also various fruits available for tasting. Walking along Hàng Ngang Street and Hàng Giấy Street, you will find many souvenirs, affordable clothes, shoes, and handicrafts. The market is most lively after 8 PM, but vehicles and motorcycles are prohibited in the market area, allowing you to shop without the disturbance of noise.
Quảng Bá Flower Market
This is the largest night flower market in Hanoi. Amazingly, it starts operating at midnight and reaches its busiest time around 3 to 4 AM. Especially before the Chinese Lunar New Year, the market continues until dusk, meaning you can buy your favorite flowers whenever you visit! Even if you don't plan to buy, you can enjoy the various flower carts and colorful flowers along the roadside. Admiring the beautiful scenery inevitably lifts our spirits, which is the essence of Hanoi's nightlife.
Ha Long Night Market Chợ đêm Hạ Long
This is the old night market of Bai Chay Tourist Area (khu du lịch Bãi Cháy), but it was replaced by Ha Long Night Market after 2015. The facilities here are very complete, not only providing lighting and fan systems but also having a dedicated parking lot, making it convenient and quick for people coming to visit the night market. However, the most attractive feature of the night market is undoubtedly the various kinds of unique souvenirs, handicrafts, women's clothing, and mouth-watering fried squid and dried squid. Whatever you like, you can find it here!
Hoi An Night Market Chợ đêm Hội An
Hoi An Night Market has nearly 50 shops, mainly selling handicrafts and other goods. Many tourists find lanterns and cloth bags of different colors as souvenirs here. Of course, the food at the night market is very rich. Walking to the nearby snack street (khu phố ẩm thực đêm), you can taste special delicacies such as hot pot and chicken rice, and the prices are not too high.
Nha Trang Night Market Chợ đêm Nha Trang
Nha Trang Night Market features over a hundred vendors, primarily selling various souvenirs, handicrafts, clothing, and shoes, as well as some seafood such as snails, clams, and corals. However, the most popular items are the diverse handicrafts from villages in the south-central region of Vietnam. As for food stalls, they offer specialties from Nha Trang, Phan Rang, and Da Lat, and seafood lovers should definitely give it a try here.
Da Lat Night Market Chợ đêm Đà Lạt
Da Lat Night Market, also known as the 'Hell Market' (chợ Âm Phủ). Although the name sounds mysterious and eerie, don't let that stop you from visiting this unique place. Local residents usually come to the market between 2 AM and 3 AM, creating a distinctive eerie atmosphere with flickering oil lamps and shadows moving in the mist. However, this doesn't affect your ability to stroll, explore, and try the food here. You'll be attracted by the array of wool sweaters, silk scarves, and local specialties. Of course, don't forget to taste the delicious food from various food stalls, such as soybean yogurt, grilled rice paper, and crab soup noodles. However, note that after midnight, the market turns into a food and agricultural products market and no longer sells other goods. So be sure to visit at the right time.
