Da Lat market was originally built in 1929. It became an important part of Lam Dong province due to the brisk trade done in the area. (Photo: Tom Petersen)

For most local people, the market was one of the few places where they could purchase goods. (Photo: Au Marché)

Over time, ethnic minority people from neighbouring areas began going to the market to trade. (Photo: Au Marché)

In 1958 a famous pedestrian bridge was connected directly to Da Lat market. In recent times the bridge has become a popular check-in spot for young people. (Photo: Anthony LaRusso)

One noticeable feature of early pictures is the number of Non La (conical hat) seen.

Clothes on sale at a stall.

All kinds of goods became more abundant at the market.

Fruit and vegetable stalls sprawled out across the market. (Photo: Warren G. Reed, Old Postcard, Doi Kuro)

This photograph was taken in 1968. Back then, a Non La (conical hat) was an indispensable item for Vietnamese women. (Photo: Ogden Williams)

Street vendors can be seen throughout the market. (Photo: Le marché)

Lots of business also took place outside Da Lat market. (Photo: Le marché)

Fresh flowers, the main item of Da Lat city, can be purchased in front of the market’s gate. (Photo: Sandy1618, Tom Petersen)