The market makes a pleasant change from wandering the historic streets of Hoi An. Lots of fresh fish, meat and vegetables to stimulate the appetite.
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The market makes a pleasant change from wandering the historic streets of Hoi An. Lots of fresh fish, meat and vegetables to stimulate the appetite.
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The markets here are OK set at the side of the perfume river. Worth a look around however there is so much tourist stuff and bartering through the whole of old town that you are not missing much if you do not go.
Some interesting regional snacks and fruits available there though.
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I have travelled to Hoi an on several occasions. Each time I have avoided the women in the market that offer massages. On my most recent visit we were after a foot massage, and my wife, a pedicure. We had just been measured up for some clothing and asked for a recommended masseur. The tailor shop ladies escorted us to...
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Just your run of the mill Asian market. Predominantly food, with the seafood section closest to the water. Fruit was not really cheap here for tourists but at least this is a genuine market with a few of the usual souvenir stalls. But mostly local business in the middle. The quality of the food looked good, the leafy green veg...
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We love wandering around the local markets and Hoi an's was no exception. It is not the biggest Asian market but there is plenty to see. You will get hassled by the stall holders but you just need to smile and be pleasant. If you want to buy something they will give you a starting price then you start bargaining....
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