[2025 Hanoi Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Dong Xuan Market (Updated Apr)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 A popular tourist attraction and traditional market, it is a large wholesale comprehensive market. It is usually very busy and you can find all kinds of household items, clothing, cooking ingredients... There are many low- and middle-end items, so it is a great place to go shopping! Address: Đồng Xuân Market, Đồng Xuân, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 100000 Vietnam #VietnamTravel #Hanoi

#tripfreeaccommodation #Hanoitravel #Vietnamtravel 👋Xin Chao from Dong Xuan Market, Hanoi, Vietnam🇻🇳 Dong Xuan Market is a market built by the French since 1889. It is the largest market in Hanoi. It is located in Dong Xuan District, Old Quarter. It sells a variety of products, from clothing, household items, fresh food, and local food. This place was also a battlefield between Vietnam and France. Up to 400 people died. A monument was built next to the market. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/2gciijWqJBEhjMpe6

Interesting place for a short get away Food and drinks are all really good We enjoyed our time here very much

#Register for February Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 "Learn three sentences in Hanoi dialect in exchange for ice cream!" The mother offered an attractive offer. My younger brother held up a sign saying "ăn no rồi" (I'm full) to bargain, but the vendor gave him two more rambutans instead. We played “blind guessing the ingredients” with our market trophies: my sister blindfolded herself and touched the gac fruit, and screamed, thinking she had caught a hedgehog. Dad challenges to drink snake blood wine, ends up choking on lemon juice and crying: "This is the Vietnamese version of a prank!" *Survival guide: It is recommended to wear non-slip shoes when taking children, be careful of the slippery battlefield where the ice cubes melt at the fish stall*

Dong Xuan Market, Hanoi's representative traditional market, is a place where you can fully experience the local atmosphere and various products! Inside the market, you can find everything from clothes, shoes, and accessories to souvenirs, bags, and electronics. Since it is a place where locals also buy things in bulk, the prices are relatively low, and bargaining is essential! On the outskirts of the market, street vendors sell delicious street food, so it is a good place to enjoy Vietnamese food while shopping. In particular, you can taste bun cha, banh mi, and fruit juice at low prices, so you can really feel the local atmosphere. 💡 Travel Tips ✔️ If you bargain actively, you can buy things at a better price! ✔️ The inside of the market is quite hot and crowded, so we recommend wearing light clothing. ✔️ Many places have difficulty accepting card payments, so prepare cash. Dong Xuan Market is a must-see course for those who want to enjoy shopping and food at the same time in Hanoi! #Overseas travel #Dong Xuan Market #Hanoi travel

#January travel support event #Hanoi travel The building is said to have been built during the French colonial period The market is so large that it has three floors and each floor is packed with stores. There are so many items on display that you can spend half a day just looking around, so just go to the section you need and shop.

#MayTravelSupportEvent The first floor sells miscellaneous goods such as shoes, bags, and accessories, and the second and third floors sell clothes and underwear, but they are not clothes that tourists would wear lightly at a resort, but rather general used clothes. Maybe because the distance to the shops is narrow, the owners did not seem to welcome tourists. The prices are cheap and there are many different products It was interesting because it had an old-fashioned atmosphere

Hanoi traditional market Lots of fresh seafood The price is not expensive

Hanoi Dong Xuan Market It should be a wholesale distribution center The corridors are narrow and crowded. Tourists can buy small accessories or trinkets. There are a lot of European and American foreigners outside Outside is the traditional market Fruits available for purchase There's really nothing to buy. In the end I only bought cashews, which were half the price in Taiwan. Remember to weigh it again, their scale is less accurate. #HanoiVietnam