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Dong Ba Market in Old Hue is located near where Dong Ba Canal joins the Perfume River.
What to buy: This market has heaps of interesting foods and is basically a cool place to come and soak up some unadulterated culture and customs.
We wandered across it by accident one morning, and there were no other tourists around. is strongly recommend to anyone with an interest in Vietnamese food or culture.
What to pay: bargain!
Written Mar 17, 2004
Address: Hue
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Who can describe my amazement when I saw in a Hanoi shop several copies of our Belgian most famous man: Manneke Pis, a little boy taking a pee
In Brussels, he chanfes most of the days in some typical clothes but here he was ugly and stark naked
Written Mar 1, 2004
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Dong Ba market is on the north bank of the Perfume River, just over the Truong Tien bridge. It has hundreds of stalls selling almost everything from clothing, thru houseware to sounvenirs.
Just remember to haggle.
Written Jan 20, 2004
This is a huge 2 or 3 storey can't remember now market selling all sorts of treasures. There are all kinds of desinger labels here to be had a bargain prices. We girls all bought ouselves a pure silk blouse in the traditional style at a cost of $US6 each that was without bargaining hard. If you want fabric like many other markets in Vietnam you will be spoilt for choice.
Just watch out for the rats we had one cross our path that was a s big as my cats at home!!!!
It packs up pretty early about 6pm an dis very hot inside.
Written Nov 27, 2003
Found it during a rainstorm in Hue, at the Citadel/Imperial City. They have a gallery in the ruins of the Imperial City
What to buy: painting-silk, rice paper
Written Jun 14, 2008
Phone: 85 54 210702
Website: http://www.vietnamartbooks.com/shop/details.html?id=474
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This is Hue's largest market and has places with many designer labels. This is your typical Vietnamese market so remember to bargain hard.
Written Mar 6, 2005
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When the Vietnamese have had enough children, they use their carriages to make their own driving shops
These are the best buys in Vietnam
Written Mar 1, 2004
write up coming
Written Dec 10, 2003
What to buy: On my tour of the Royal Tombs I saw these colorful incense for sale.
What to pay: I don't remember the price, but it wasn't expensive.
Written Feb 8, 2003
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On my tour of the Royal Tombs I saw these colorful incense for sale. I don't remember the price, but it wasn't expensive.
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