The market is located in the center of the city, it is already quite touristic and the prices there are the same. The selection of fruits turned out to be small, with only a few outlets, and the assortment itself was poorer than in Mui Ne, where we had vacationed earlier. The price tags are too high, you have to bargain, you can bring down the price almost twice. It works with all kinds of souvenirs and so on, they don't bargain well about fruits. We bought passion fruit, they gave us it packaged in a tray and wrapped in foil, ask us to unpack this film, because we had bad fruits at the bottom, beautiful ones on top, of course. You will not feel the local flavor here, there are continuous crowds of tourists. There is also a food court, where you can eat while sitting on plastic chairs. There is a 7/11 store across the street from the market, by the way, there are also fruit sellers on the street near it, and the price tag is lower and there is more choice. Check the change, they tried to cheat us once. If you are traveling like us from Mui ne or Phan Thiet, take fruits there, it will be cheaper. Souvenirs, coffee, etc. can also be bought here. Keep an eye on the bags, because there is a constant crush, they say that there may be theft.

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Чуха

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It feels like you got into our 90s, when everything was bought in the markets. There are a lot of people, it's crowded, a lot of things- the eyes run away, you need to know what you want, otherwise it's useless to look through everything. I didn't like it, the quality is marketable

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Level 26 Local Expert

Colorful ) Walk through the rows , look at the heavy suite . Of course , you don 't need to buy anything . Everything is overrated at times . There are excellent currency exchangers around the market with a good exchange rate.

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