Han Market

Han Market is a historic indoor market located on Tran Phu Street in Hai Chau District, central Da Nang, near the Han River. Established in the 1940s during the French colonial period, it is one of the city's oldest and busiest traditional markets. The two-story building houses hundreds of stalls selling local produce, dried seafood, clothing, souvenirs and street food, serving both residents and tourists as a central shopping and culinary hub.

Visitors can expect a bustling two-story indoor market with narrow aisles lined with stalls. The ground floor focuses on fresh produce, dried seafood, spices and street food, while the upper floor sells clothing, fabrics, shoes, bags and souvenirs. The environment is lively and crowded, with vendors selling local specialties and handicrafts. Visitors can browse, sample Da Nang snacks, shop for souvenirs and observe daily local trading activity in a central riverside location.

Han Market was originally established in the 1940s during the French colonial period near the Han River, from which it takes its name. It has long served as a major trading centre for Da Nang residents and was rebuilt and expanded over time to become one of the city's main traditional markets.

The market is a central hub of daily life and commerce in Da Nang, reflecting local culinary traditions, handicrafts and trading culture. It is known for central Vietnamese products such as dried seafood, fish sauce and fabrics, and serves as a cultural meeting point for locals and visitors.