Han Market
Traditional market · Thanh Khe ·

Han Market

Traditional market · Thanh Khe ·

Multi-level market: food, clothing, souvenirs, local crafts

souvenirs
local food
clothing
bargaining
tourist trap
knock offs
crowded
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119 Trần Phú, Hải Châu, Đà Nẵng 550000, Vietnam Get directions

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119 Trần Phú, Hải Châu, Đà Nẵng 550000, Vietnam Get directions

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Han Market

Sergejs P.

Google
Han Market is a real local gem. Clean, friendly, and easy to explore - not huge, but packed with authentic goods and very low prices. The second floor has local tailors who can custom-fit clothes in about an hour, which is impressive. Sellers were welcoming and helpful, and the whole place felt well-run and tidy. Locals did advise keeping your wallet and cash secure (standard market advice), but overall it felt safe and relaxed. Highly recommended if you want a genuine local experience without the chaos of larger markets.

Melanie E

Google
A fairly large market selling fresh food, snacks, souvenirs, & dried fruits on the main food. The second floor sold men and women’s clothing, bags, and shoes. Many were knock offs. On the second floor are several seamstresses and I had a pair of pants and a dress made which was a great price. Checkout the lady I went to who did a good sewing job in a few hours.

Czarina Jhannette V.

Google
Organized, just very crowded. Not recommended to buy pasalubong here to bring home. You can haggle, but the marked down price is still more expensive than what you would find in Lotte Mart. They accept cash, credit card, and some foreign currency as payment. Great place to get clothes and souvenir. Got two plus sized girlie dresses for 400k vnd, and two plus sized linen pants for 350k vnd after some haggling. Plus size girlie clothes typically range 1.5x to 2x more expensive than that where I'm from. Ref magnets range from 100 to 150 vnd for a pack of six. Some more intricate designs go for 40 to 50k vnd. Again, haggle especially if you are buying a lot. Good, affordable local fare sold on the right side of the ground floor, exiting to Han River. They may not speak English, but I can feel the hospitality and desire to show how the beauty of Vietnam. Our vendor saw how surprised we were by the size of their avocado and gave us a free taste.

Basmah A.

Google
Han Market is one of the must-visit places in Da Nang. The location is perfect—right in the heart of the city and close to the Hàn River Bridge—making it easy to reach and enjoyable to explore. The market is well-organized and full of energy. The ground floor offers a wide variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, spices, and local snacks, giving a true taste of Vietnamese daily life. The upper floor is great for shopping—clothes, fabrics, handbags, souvenirs, and many local handmade items at very reasonable prices. I loved the diversity of products and the friendly atmosphere. Most vendors are helpful, and bargaining is expected, which makes the experience even more fun. If you want to explore the culture of Da Nang, try local food, and shop for good-quality items, Han Market is definitely worth your time. A vibrant place that combines tradition, flavors, and great value. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Avinesh J.

Google
Definitely nicer with a great range in comparison to the markets in Hà Nội. The people here are nice, they try to get you to come sample their goods, and always put up a good haggle. Most of their prices are reasonable after negotiating and the fakes are almost unrecognisable to their real counterparts.

Carlos Vazquez C.

Google
I didn’t like this market. The stuff sold at each stall was almost the same in every place, nothing was hand made or special, and the people selling didn’t like when we tried to bargain (even though it tends to be the norm anywhere else). We strolled a bit on the second floor too, where they had clothes, shoes and imitations, and it was so full of Chinese and Korean tourists that we couldn’t even walk on some hallways. Also, the quality that we saw was nothing special, we didn’t even check the price of clothes, because we saw on the ground floor that everything was overpriced on this market (although it’s still affordable for Europeans or other westerners) We have been on other markets where the price is fixed and, even with supposed fixed prices, the sales people had fun with the bargain process and didn’t look bad at you when you didn’t want to pay 300 dongs for something clearly made in bulk anywhere else and sold as a “local artisan product” I felt that this market was a bit of a tourist trap, but I might be wrong and would advise you to visit it and judge by yourself. Good luck!

Manjeet Singh B.

Google
Han Market is one of Da Nang’s busiest and most iconic traditional markets, popular with both locals and tourists. It’s a vibrant, multi-level marketplace offering a wide range of goods and local foods in a lively, authentic setting.  Shopping Clothing, fabrics (often sold by the meter), shoes, bags, souvenirs, handicrafts, and local specialties. Bargaining is expected, especially for clothes and accessories.  Food Bright, bustling food stalls on the first floor with local snacks like mi quang, banh xeo, banh beo and more — a good place to taste Central Vietnam flavors Misc Currency Exchange Massages and Spa Centre Good First Copy Branded Stuff

Anthony P.

Google
Crazy, busy, chaotic hectic, jampacked, flea type market in a really great neighborhood just over the river from the main area in Da Nang. They have tons of knock offs of credible prices. They have a really interesting down low food court with locals I ordered spring rolls for 30. Dong. It’s definitely worth to check out but be prepared to be shoulder to shoulder with tourists in very tight spaces. There were probably 10 huge tour buses out front.