The Best Markets in Nha Trang – Shopping Adventures in Vietnam

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While the coastal Vietnamese city of Nha Trang offers plenty of beachside bliss, it also has some fascinating markets where you can soak up some local culture as well.

Dam Market

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The largest of the markets in Nha Trang, the popular Dam Market is in a three-storey building featuring lots of stores, boutiques and people! You will find diverse souvenirs, clothes, bags, shoes, electronics, knock-off brands, food stalls and more, while also worth checking out is its dry seafood section.

Nha Trang Night Market

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After a day at the beach, you can visit the night market in Nha Trang. Hotel apartments can be found within easy reach of this city centre market where you can wander along a street lined with stalls; reasonably priced clothing, souvenirs and handicrafts are on offer along with yummy street food and seafood dishes.

Xom Moi Market

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Featuring produce, household items and various groceries, the Xoi Moi Market is an ideal place to visit for a more cultural shopping experience. It’s best explored early morning at around 7:00am when you can witness the hustle and bustle; from fresh fruit such as rambutan to a breakfast of “pho”, there’s much to enjoy.

Vinh Luong Market

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For more cultural adventures, the Vinh Luong Market, about a 20-minute drive from the city, is worth a visit. This is a typical fish market which starts at around 4:00am and where fishermen sell their catch to restaurant owners and locals. Some stalls sell souvenirs and handicrafts as well as cheap street food like “banh xeo”.