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Da Nang

Da Nang (Đà Nẵng) is Vietnam's fifth largest city. It's in Central Vietnam on the South China Sea coast, midway between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

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    Han Market

    A typical Vietnamese market, with vendors selling everything from shoes to silk and souvenirs, candles to coffee, and candied plums. The upper part of the building is mainly dedicated to clothing, accessories and silk, while the lower part is mainly dedicated to foodstuffs. There's an extensive fruit and vegetable market on the side that's closest to the river, from which you can access the Han River promenade. Be prepared to haggle for prices, like at any neighbourhood market.

    Closed · opens 6 am

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    Helio Night Market

    Chợ đêm Helio

    Located near the Danang Sports Hall, Helio is the largest and flashiest night market in town. Often has live music.

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    MM Mega Market

    Huge supermarket, formerly known as Metro, sells most of the things you'd expect to find in Western supermarkets: a variety of groceries (including fresh, fully refrigerated meat, if you're squeamish about buying meat at the open market), clothes, home and office supplies, electronics, and more. It's a little far from the city centre, but it's easily accessible by taxi, so you can stock up and carry all your bags home easily.

    Closed · opens 6 am

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    Oceans Western Goods

    Blue Ocean [Market]

    A small shop that specializes in Western goods, featuring things that are hard to find elsewhere, whether at Big C or Metro: spices, oatmeal, Nutella and baking supplies. If they don't have it, there's a good chance they can order it. Fixed (though expensive) prices for everything. Indispensable if you're spending any length of time in Da Nang.

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    Son Tra Night Market

    Chợ Đêm Sơn Trà

    Riverside location near the Dragon Bridge, with about 150 stalls. Touristy but convenient.