Han Market
Han Market is Da Nang's main traditional market, a two-story covered building selling everything from fresh produce and seafood on the ground floor to clothing, souvenirs, dried goods, and Vietnamese coffee upstairs. It's more geared toward everyday local shopping than the more touristy night markets elsewhere in the city, though the upper floor does cater somewhat to visitors.
It's a straightforward, unpretentious stop for anyone wanting a slice of ordinary Da Nang commerce, or hunting for local specialties like dried squid, fish sauce, or coffee to bring home.
Han Market FAQs
Yes, particularly in the souvenir and clothing sections upstairs; food prices are generally more fixed.
Dried seafood, fish sauce, coffee, and local snacks are popular picks.
It's more of a genuine local market for daily shopping, while the night markets lean more toward food stalls and tourist souvenirs.
Yes, there are food stalls inside and around the market serving Central Vietnamese dishes at low prices.
30-45 minutes for a browse, longer if you're shopping seriously.
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