The old-fashioned Van Phuc market opens on thr 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th and 30th of lunar month, in Ha Dong district, Hanoi. The market attracts many people, including those who come here as a habit.
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The market specializes in selling all kinds of second-hand goods, especially Japanese household goods that are of high quality.
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This old music equipment booth is a favorite destination for antique enthusiasts.
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Simple small ads like this always have a special attraction for customers.
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| Watches from different periods are carefully selected by customers. |
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This Japanese fan from the Panasonic brand is being carefully checked by Mr. Minh. “These Japanese household appliances are usually durable, very good quality if you take the time to search."
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People come here to buy and sell, to exchange both usable and seemingly discarded items. |
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You can find secondhand products from the time of our grandparents at stalls like this.
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| The items sold here are quite varied .... almost anything can be found here. |
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Elephant ear fans, American fans, thermos, phones ... from old times are easy to find here, satisfying the passion of customers who love collecting old things.
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| The market is located between rows of newly built houses. Some people without a stall display their products on a piece of canvas. |
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The bonsai garden owned by Mr. Dang Hong Son in Thanh Tri District is considered the largest of its kind in Hanoi, with nearly 1,000 unique bonsai trees of over 100 species from many regions throughout the country.
Though not as busy as Sa Pa Market or Bac Ha Market, Can Cau Market in Si Ma Cai District, the northern province of Lao Cai, has its own unique features that have existed for hundreds of years among locals.
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