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Update news vietnamese markets
At Lu Market in northern Vietnam, eight sugar-coated fried cakes cost about 38 cents. The nearly century-old market draws visitors with affordable snacks and the familiar rhythms of rural life.
Visitors to Lung Van Market can browse locally grown produce, forest-foraged specialties and inexpensive homemade treats while experiencing the daily life of the Muong community.
Some of central Vietnam’s most charming markets offer everything from seafood to local specialties at prices so low that visitors rarely need to ask.
Every evening on HCM City's Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Street, near the iconic Independence Palace, the Ben Nghe Street Food Market comes to life, becoming a vibrant, unmissable place for anyone passing by.
In the past, traditional markets in Vietnam were opened every day or during certain sessions, depending on the area.