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Han Market: a considered souvenir-shopping visit
Prepare a short shopping list for Han Market, compare like-for-like offers and confirm the entrance before setting off.

Han Market in Da Nang, photographed in 2018 ·
Christophe95 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and converted to WebP
Han Market is a Da Nang market with shopping and food functions. For a souvenir visit, start with the people you are buying for and the space in your luggage. Separate items you want to inspect from food you might carry home. This gives your walk a purpose without relying on an unverified list of recommended stalls or assuming every product is in stock.
When an item interests you, ask what one quoted price covers: a piece, a packet or a measured quantity. Check size, material and packaging before comparing another offer. For food, ask about ingredients, storage and the label. Check your destination's import requirements before buying; a seller's willingness to pack an item does not establish permission to bring it home.
Confirm the market entrance and visiting arrangements before departure, then choose an agreed meeting point outside the trading aisles. Ask a stallholder before photographing goods or handling them. Keep browsing pauses clear of customers and deliveries. Decide your own spending limit and leave time to reconsider purchases before paying.
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