[2025 Hoi An Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Hoi An Market (Updated Jul)

Let's take everyone to visit the market. Let's see the atmosphere of the market in Vietnam... ✅️ Is it as lively as our country? ✅ ️ What do they sell? In the old town area, you can walk around and have fun. The atmosphere is comfortable because here!!! It is another check-in spot that you shouldn't miss. This market can be called the "One Stop Service" of Hoi An. Inside the Hoi An fresh market, there will be everything for sale (high-pitched and long-winded 🤣🤣) from cart ice cream, vegetables, various fruits, fresh food, dried food, cooked food, various local snacks, herbs, spices, clothes, shoes, hats, general items, souvenirs, souvenirs, there are many to choose from. And also the Vietnamese lottery that draws prizes every day. . If you want to experience a truly local atmosphere, you must come and walk 🚶♀️🚶♂️ here. But!!! The vendors may not speak English very well. You have to use sign language as the main communication method. And I recommend that... bring a calculator 🧮 to bargain. . Another important thing is that there is a large food center with a variety of local Vietnamese food to choose from at affordable prices. Whether you want to eat or shop, you can find everything in one place. If you don't come, you'll regret it! 🎯 : 19 Tran Phu, Cam Chau, Hoi An, Quang Nam, Vietnam ⏰️ : Open daily from 06.00-20.00 hrs. #100TravelTips #tripmoments #trip #TravelAndEatAndTravel #VietnamTravel #Vietnam #HoiAn #VietnamTravelByYourself #HoiAnFreshMarket

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event 📍2024 Da Nang Travelogue #15, Mango 1KG 1,500 won, Pineapple 500 won - Hoi An Central Market 📍Business name: Hoi An Central Market 📍Travel date: January 2024 📍Address: 19 Trần Phú, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam 📍Business hours: 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM every day While touring Hoi An, I passed by Hoi An Central Market. When I travel from Korea to Vietnam, I always make a resolution to eat a lot of mangoes, so whenever I see a market, I ask the price of mangoes and buy them. When I asked the price of mangoes at Hoi An Central Market, it was 30,000 VND per 1KG, 1,500 won. Pineapple was also 500 won in Korean price. Since I brought a backpack, I bought mangoes and pineapples and had them for dinner. 📍Conclusion: If you like mango and pineapple, you can buy them cheaply at Hoi An Central Market (mango 1kg 30,000 dong, pineapple 10,000 dong)~!! #Hoi An Old Town

How to get there - Located on the east side of the city, about 650 meters from the Japanese Bridge 📍 Tourist attractions - It is a fresh market and a market that sells various items in Hoi An. 🇻🇳 Restaurants and food - There are food stalls where you can sit and eat, with local menus such as: Vietnamese pancakes, pho, rice vermicelli, fresh spring rolls... and various drinks. 🍜🍛🥤 Shopping - There are both fresh food: vegetables, meat, seafood, various dried foods. And there are clothes, general items for sale in another 2-story building. 👚👒

I went to the Hoai River and took a boat ride! And I also experienced floating lanterns! I'm glad I had such a wonderful experience! The best time to ride is after 6pm! The sun goes down and the lights come on in the city of Hoi An, making for a truly wonderful boat trip! You can buy tickets at the ticket booth! The fare is 170,000 VND for 1 to 3 people! You can buy lanterns from the vendors! 📍Location: 19 Trần Phú, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam #Let's go abroad

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Hoi An Market is very lively early in the morning and is one of the must-see attractions for tourists and tour groups. There are shops selling pork, chicken, etc. in the front, and the back is the breakfast time for local residents. Many businesses are selling snacks and juices! Next to the market building are the morning market stalls, where fruits are cheap. Address: 19 Trần Phú, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam #Hoi An #Vietnam Travel

#January travel support event A place worth visiting in Hoi An is the Central Market, where there are more locals than tourists!! Hoi An Central Market is where locals actually shop, so if there are many tourists in the Old Town, there are many locals in the Central Market~👍 A place where you can actually experience the local culture

What a beautiful picture this women smiles at us at the market we asked to take her photo she was happy We gave her some $ for her time It takes nothing to smile and she was so grateful It made our night to give back Hoo An market in the back streets is truly a humble experience

#VietnamTravel #HoiAn #bookstreet **Hoi An's Hidden Gem, Book Street** If you walk next to Hoi An's Central Market, you will notice a place. It is **Book Street**. Although it is not large in size, this small street is a small paradise for book lovers. Old wooden bookshelves are lined up, and colorful books are neatly arranged. As you walk along the street, you can see people selling books and quietly reading books. If you like photography, Book Street is a place you cannot miss. Although it is a small street, its unique quietness and cute atmosphere are perfect for capturing on camera. This street, which adds a modern sensibility to the traditional atmosphere of Hoi An, seems to stop the flow of time for a moment. In addition, this street is right next to the Central Market, so you can enjoy a calm feeling that contrasts with the bustle of the market. After browsing the market, if you take a break on Book Street and spend a quiet afternoon reading a book or taking pictures with a book in hand, your day in Hoi An will become even more special.

#VietnamTravel #HoiAn #ChùaÔng Ong Pagoda - Chùa Ông In the past, Hoi An was a bustling trading port where merchants often made trade contracts and concluded deals. Merchants had to swear at a sacred place to show trust to their trading partners, and the most representative place was **Guan Gong Temple**. This is because the people of Hoi An worshipped Guan Gong as the ‘god of trust’. This god not only played a role in witnessing trust in commercial relationships, but also punished those who broke their promises. Whenever merchants on trading ships arrived at or departed from a port, they would burn incense and pray for safe sailing and good luck at sea. Their faith was a very important factor while trading across the sea, and Guan Gong had great significance to them. This temple was built in 1653 and is dedicated to **Guan Yu**, a general famous for his outstanding talent, strong spirit, courage, and righteousness. He was a famous general who lived during the **Three Kingdoms Period** of the **Han Dynasty** of China, and was widely known as a man of noble character. The Hoi An merchants respected his virtues and made him the center of their faith. The Hoi An government temple was not just a religious site, but had an important meaning for the merchants at the time, symbolizing trust and promise.

#VietnamTravel #HoiAn #CôngViênĐènLồng Công viên Đèn Lồng Right next to the market, next to the park in the center of Hoi An, right next to the ancient city, why isn't this place called 'Park Market Street'? Why is it called 'Lantern Park'? Since when, lanterns have become the symbolic image of Hoi An. For centuries, Hoi An has flourished as an important trading port, and various cultures such as China, Japan, and Europe have infiltrated the city. Among them, lanterns, which were strongly influenced by China, have brightened the streets of Hoi An over time, adding to the unique atmosphere of the city. However, it is not clear when lanterns became the symbol of this city. Perhaps, hundreds of years ago, lanterns, which were simply a means of lighting to brighten up the darkness, have transformed into an element that creates the romantic and mysterious atmosphere of Hoi An today.

Hoi An has a night market, old town alleys, and many massage shops and restaurants that are good to visit at night, but Sometimes, you can see the local life by visiting the Central Market early in the morning. Buy mangoes, dragon fruit, lychee, mangosteen, etc. at a low price by bargaining, and taste cheap rice noodles~^^ #Hoi An Central Market #Hoi An #Hoi An Travel Destination #Vietnam Hoi An Travel #Hoi An Travel #Dinner and Different Morning #Phở Tùng #Rice Noodle Restaurant

Mentioning ancient towns usually brings to mind commercialization and a lighter wallet🙈. However, this little Vietnamese city with a 1500-year history, retains the simplicity of the Maritime Silk Road and is full of life🍀. Not only is it not a tourist trap, but it also offers a long-missed sense of relaxation✌. 👣Hoi An 2-day tour itinerary: Day1: Take a taxi from Da Nang to Hoi An in the afternoon (about 1 hour, 100r) - Boat ride and lantern release in the old town - Accommodation Day2: Coconut boat ride at noon - Buy Ao Dai - Afternoon stroll in the old town - Night bus to Nha Trang 📌Travel Tips: 👗Buying Ao Dai: Don't buy in the old town, go to Central market first, tell them you want 'Ao Yeu', and choose from many styles. For men's/women's ready-to-wear clothes + hand-painted large conical hat, start bargaining at 350k, and fresh flowers are 20k per bunch at the entrance. ⏰Hoi An Old Town: Visit between 15:00-19:00, it's not too hot and you can see the scenery during the day and at night. ☀During the day: The ancient streets bloom beautifully. 🚲Cycling and taking photos in the old streets: The bright yellow color on the walls of the old houses💛 is very photogenic. The bougainvillea🌸 hanging from the houses are full of vitality. It's not crowded during the day, perfect for cycling through the streets and alleys, feeling the warm sunshine and the freedom like the wind😎. 🏠Visiting historical sites: Despite its small size, Hoi An is home to many historical sites such as the Museum of History and Culture, the Guan Yu Temple, and the Hua An Assembly Hall. Get up close and experience the cultural fusion and history of Hoi An. ☕Drinking coffee on the rooftop waiting for sunset: Many coffee shops have preserved their centuries-old appearance. I particularly like Faifo Coffee, which has a tall Western-style building where you can overlook the bustling streets from the terrace. Order a matcha coffee, which I find quite sweet💚. Secure a spot at 17:20 and wait for the sunset. ✨At night: When the lights are on, it's like a river of stars. 🚣Boat ride and lantern release: As night falls, the boats on the river light up, and you can take panoramic photos from the bridge. There are hand-rowed and electric boats, with the electric boat costing 250k for a round trip with more lanterns for better photo opportunities, and each of us received a river lantern, setting off romantically under the moonlight. 🏮Taking photos on Lantern Street: The shapes of Vietnamese lanterns are quite unique, mostly teardrop and diamond-shaped, and they look very beautiful hanging above the doors. The three of us talked about taking photos and agreed on a total of 20k, near the Latern13 gift shop, but the lady's attitude wasn't very good. 🍜Eating: It's not recommended to dine within the old town. Cơm Gà Bà Dung: The chicken rice is super delicious, and I had three bowls of the free chicken soup, with extra charge for small eggs. TOAN's Restaurant Coffee Garden: The spring rolls and Mi Quang taste good, and it's pleasant to dine in the courtyard. 🏠Stay: Hanh Nhung Villa, the triple room is very spacious and costs less than 200r per night, although it's a bit damp. The service is great, and they can book bus tickets to Nha Trang for you. 🗺My 14-day Vietnam itinerary: Hanoi - Da Nang - Hoi An - Ba Na Hills - Nha Trang - Ho Chi Minh City

Danang & Hoi An Travel Guide: Places to Visit with Kids 🐤 Nam Hoi An Vinwonders: Safari Edition 🐘🦒 About an hour's drive from downtown Danang, from safari to water park & ​​amusement park, so it's a good idea to plan a full day or half day course 💛 When moving from downtown Danang, you can take the free shuttle bus that departs from Melia Vinpearl Riverfront Hotel at 9:00 🚍 ! Free access to Vinwonders when staying at Nam Hoi An Vinpearl Resort (*Support details may change when the promotion ends) Recommended route for River Safari - Folk Village - Water Park - Amusement Park ✨ 📍Nam Hoi An Vinwonders River Safari ▫️Vinwonders hours: 9:00 - 20:00 ▫️River Safari hours: 9:30 - 16:30 ▫️Giraffe & elephant feeding experience available (feeding 30,000 VND) ▫️Feeding experience is short, about 5 minutes, so you have to move quickly ▫️There were more animals on the right than on the left when boarding the boatcr:minluv_st& Contact us for removal

After the River Safari, the next course is the Folk Village Water Park! Maybe because it was a weekday, there weren't many people, so I was able to enjoy the seal life leisurely 🦭💙 For reservation information, please refer to the previous Feed River Safari 👀 ! 📍Nam Hoi An Vin Wonders Water Park ▫️Vin Wonders operating hours: 9:00 - 20:00 ▫️Water park operating hours: 10:00 - 17:30 ▫️Locker & shower room operation (locker fee 20,000 dong / deposit 100,000 dong) ▫️Towel rental available, shampoo and body wash provided separately ▫️Only the longest slide on the far right in the photo has a height restriction of 140cm ▫️Kids activity pool, wave pool, lazy river, giant slide operation ▫️Swimsuits and water play equipment available for purchase at the shop in front of the water park entrance ▫️There are cafes, restaurants, and snack shopscr:minluv_st& Contact us for removal

The Hoi An Central Market that I visited in 2023 is a place that I will remember for a long time. If I have time in 2024, I definitely want to visit and heal. The reason I recommend this place for this wish event is because if you think Hoi An is only beautiful at night, you will change your mind when you go to the Central Market that opens in Hoi An at dawn. #2024WishEvent

🏠 Hoi An Dawn Market 🚩 26-14 D. Bạch Đằng, Cẩm Chau, Hoi An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam 📝 Hoi An's market resembles the atmosphere of a traditional market in our country. The restaurants have a dining atmosphere with folding chairs, and you can enjoy warmed or fried food on the display stand. In particular, the noodles are cooked in real time, giving you a delicious experience rather than just watching. There are a variety of fruits on display, and if you choose the fruits you want to try, you can taste them yourself to help you make a purchase. If you visit before the sun rises, it is not hot and there are many things to enjoy, so it is recommended to look around the market. You can feel the charm of Hoi An while experiencing the local smells and atmosphere. #Southeast Asia travel #Hoi An #Dawn market #Vietnam travel

Vietnam Vietnam Tourism Vietnam Da Nang Trip Da Nang, one of the top resort areas in Vietnam About an hour's drive south from Da Nang The World Heritage Site Hoi An is located This time, I went to a tourist spot that you definitely can't miss if you go to Hoi An I'll share what it was like 📍 Hoi An Market Chợ Hội An 📍 19 Trần Phú, Cẩm Châu, Hội An, Quảng Nam, Vietnam When you think of Vietnam, you think of markets There was a market here in Hoi An, the city of world heritage It's called Hoi An Market! Just like that I went in the evening and many shops were open Of course there were miscellaneous goods, but also the standard items such as food, clothing, and dried fruits As expected, being a town called Hoi An, Lanterns were also on sale When you go inside, some restaurants are open #Vietnam #Vietnam Tourism #Da Nang #Da Nang Tourism #Vietnam Hoi An #Hoi An #World Heritage Site Hoi An #Covered Bridge #Covered Bridge in Hoi An #Japanese Bridge #Japanese Bridge in Hoi An #Phuong Hung House #Nhàtrưng bày Vănhóa Nhật Bản #Hoi An Japanese Culture Exhibition House #Hoi An Japanese Culture Exhibition House #Guang Chao Assembly Hall #Hộiquán Quảng Đông #Hoi An Guang Chao Assembly Hall #Hoi An Art Gallery #Hoi An Market #Vietnam Travel

While traveling with my family to Da Nang, we also visited Hoi An. It was really rural, I guess. Anyway, the market, the surrounding scenery, and the massage shops were all great. We didn't get to go to a better place because our schedule was short, but I recommend it^^

When visiting Hoi An night market, you can find a unique atmosphere of blissful tranquility although it is always busy with a lot of vendors and their customers. There are a huge number of products here like clothing, shoes, handicrafts, trinkes, accessories,... Especially, it has two rows which are lined with food stalls. Here, you can enjoy plenty of tasty food which contributes to the feature of Hoi An cuisine. Hoi An night market hours are from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m every day, thus the best time to visit this place is from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Aside from the above things, it can provide you an excellent opportunity to explore the daily life of the locals here in order to learn more about the culture in the Central area of Vietnam. #bucketlistreboot

When it comes to traveling in Vietnam, you have to say Vietnamese food! Even if you have ten stomachs, it is difficult to satisfy the flavor of this series of authentic food. The famous Hoi An Sambo, especially the high floor. The reason why Hoi An Sambo has such great achievements is that it will not meet dozens of natural wells in Angu Town. In addition to the Hoi An Sambo, a casual street vendor in the streets of Vietnam is very delicious. Moreover, the sauces and ingredients used in Vietnam are especially fresh and fresh, and you have tasted it!