Information about Hanoi Night Market

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The night market in the old town is one of the attractive destinations for tourists visiting the capital. It has been officially open since 2003 and is attracting more and more tourists. However, not everyone knows where the night market in Hanoi’s Old Quarter  is located.

With 3 main roads, namely Hang Dao, Hang Ngang and Hang Duong, the night market has a total length of about 3 km. The night market stretches from Hang Dao street to the gate  of Dong Xuan market.

The night market in the Old Quarter is open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. This is the time when mobile stalls and restaurants open for sale and welcome tourists. You must arrange to arrive at the market before 7 pm for convenient and convenient parking for sightseeing and shopping.

Experience visiting the night market in Hanoi Old Quarter

Hanoi night market experience: What to buy at the night market?

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Hanoi Night Market  sells many different products, from household appliances, clothes, jewelry to handicrafts, souvenirs… When coming here, visitors have the opportunity to freely admire and buy their favorite items. The price of the items sold is not too expensive and is very suitable for students’ bags.

You can easily find carefully designed phone cases, cards for clothes, shoes, bags, belts, household items at affordable prices and souvenirs from a few tens of thousands to several hundred thousand VND.

Should you pay the price when buying at the night market?

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From the experience of visiting the night market in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, it is clear that the items here are sold at quite affordable prices, suitable for the vast majority of students and students. However, it is also inevitable to reduce the number of tourists and shout that the price is too high compared to the original price. Therefore, if you are buying items up to a few hundred thousand, you should always try to pay the price because you can get a better price than the original price.

You can also refer to an item at many different stalls to choose an item with a suitable price and good quality compared to the price range. Buying a beautiful item at the right price will increase the fun of exploring the area.

The night market in the Old Quarter officially opened in 2003. So far, this place has become a destination that attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world when exploring Hanoi. The night market in Hanoi Old Quarter  is not only a place to relax, but also a place to hide the unique cultural characteristics of Hanoi.

All these items are sold at mobile stalls or in illuminated houses along the streets. There are many things to choose from. However, keep this in mind if you decide to buy a particular product. Due to mainly Chinese imports from Mong Cai – Quang Ninh or Lang Son areas, Lao Cai border gates are damaged, some items are damaged and defective.

What can you eat while exploring the night market in Hanoi’s Old Quarter?

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Inspired by the cuisine of Hanoi’s night market, this night market is often referred to by visitors who have been here as a snack paradise with a variety of attractive delicacies. You can enjoy dishes from budget to luxury with prices ranging from a few thousand to one or two hundred thousand for a dish. The cuisine of the old town night market has always been famous for its attraction and wealth.

Various dishes are sold at the night market. Not only the traditional dishes of Ha Thanh in particular and Vietnam in general, but also many shops selling unique Asian and European dishes. Children’s dishes such as sweet candy, drift tea, bean tea, ice cream… to many other Hanoi snacks  that are easy to find here.

Most tourists definitely like to visit Hanoi’s street food districts and night markets, as this place is known as Hanoi’s culinary paradise. Therefore, if you are a foreign visitor, you should not miss the opportunity to try street food in Vietnam. Each visitor only needs about 100,000 VND (4 USD) to enjoy all the street delicacies here.

• Grilling: The smell of grilling will definitely make visitors irresistible. Pork, chicken, beef, seafood or vegetables are grilled on the stove.
• Rice paper: Rice paper is a popular snack among young people. You can choose between mixed rice paper or roasted rice paper.
• Ice cream: In Hanoi Old Quarter  , there is a famous ice cream brand called Trang Tien with many different flavors: vanilla, coconut, chips, chocolate.
• Banh mi: is a very famous Vietnamese dish in the world. Bread contains a variety of fillings that you can choose according to your preferences, such as: pâté, pork or beef, pork, spring rolls, spring rolls, herbs, fillings,…
• Favorite snacks of young people such as: mango shake, guava shake, toad stingray,…

There are many types of drinking water such as soft drinks, fruit juices, milk teas, and yogurt.

In addition to Vietnamese dishes, foreign dishes are also a safe option for foreign tourists who are not familiar with Vietnamese dishes such as Kimbap, Topokki,…

What to play after exploring the Night Market in the Old Town?

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After visiting the night market in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, visitors can  stroll through Hanoi’s pedestrian street  after stirring up this shopping and snacking paradise. Enjoy the cool views of Sword Lake at night, enjoy the fresh air in the middle of the city, and stroll around the pedestrian mall every weekend with special musical performances.

Or just sitting with friends and sipping a cup of Hanoi iced tea  can also find joy. The night market combines the vibrant modernity of the capital with the traditions of the old towns. Exploring the night market in Hanoi‘s Old Quarter  is an experience that will never get old for anyone who sets foot there.

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Enjoy a musical performance

Musical Evenings Performances

Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam, where the long-standing cultural characteristics of the Vietnamese people are preserved and preserved. Therefore, the cultural programs of this market are a good opportunity to promote Vietnamese culture to international friends from all over the world. The areas where cultural performances take place are very vibrant due to the large number of participants.

Traditional cultural performances such as “Quan Ho", “Cheo" and “Xam" are held every Saturday night. The programs attract hundreds of people, especially the elderly and foreign visitors.

Visitors can easily participate in several cultural programs by walking through this market. Don’t hesitate to stop to admire the beauty of Vietnam’s traditional culture. Organizing cultural performances is the best way to promote Vietnam’s image. Vietnamese poetry and music make tourists fall in love with Vietnam.

In addition to some cultural programs, there are also many musical evenings performed by young singers. They played exciting songs, which were supported by a lot of young people. On many nights.

Tips for visiting night markets in Hanoi

Travel Tips

This market meets in the evening, so it is difficult to control security. The night market is very busy, so visitors should be careful with their belongings.

Although the prices of items sold at the night market are very affordable, visitors should always ask the price before buying.

If you plan to go to the night market, you should arrive early because the parking lot is very narrow.

Visiting and shopping at Hanoi’s weekend night market  are interesting experiences. The souvenirs bought at this night market will always ensure that visitors will remember forever during their trip to Hanoi. Not to mention the delicious street food prepared by Vietnamese people. The musical performances will be an unforgettable memory for children when coming to Hanoi Old Quarter.

Conclusion

Visiting the Hanoi Night Market  is an unforgettable experience for foreign tourists, offering a delicious combination of culinary exploration and shopping at night. Nestled in the bustling streets of Vietnam’s capital, the night market comes alive as night falls, with vibrant performances of local handicrafts, traditional clothing, and an array of street food stalls inviting visitors to enjoy a rich tapestry of Vietnamese flavors.

The atmosphere of the market is very lively, with lanterns shining warm light into the maze-like alleys with vendors. It’s a feast for the senses, where the delicious aroma of barbecue blends with the sweet scent of tropical fruits. Adventurous eaters can enjoy iconic dishes such as pho or banh mi, which are freshly prepared and filled with authentic ingredients. Meanwhile, shoppers can browse through intricate lacquerware, hand textiles, and unique souvenirs that reflect Vietnam’s cultural heritage.

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