The Long Bien Market (in Hanoi) has just been selected as one of the seven most unique flea markets in the world by Conde Nast Traveler Magazine of the US.
It is one of the largest wholesale markets in Hanoi selling agricultural products and fruits from localities nationwide. The market is open all night and only becomes busiest from 10pm to 5am the next day.
Located at the foot of the historical bridge of Long Bien, the market seems to be a small society with many features, colours and sounds.
It is one of the largest wholesale markets in Hanoi selling agricultural products and fruits from localities nationwide. The market is open all night and only becomes busiest from 10pm to 5am the next day.
Located at the foot of the historical bridge of Long Bien, the market seems to be a small society with many features, colours and sounds.
By Doan Linh
The market is open all night and becomes busiestfrom 10pm to 5am the next day.
Having a short nap.
An area selling onions, garlic and chilis.
Trucks transport fruit to the market.
A fresh pepper selling stall at the market.
A woman prepares a light at her stall.
The market is located at the foot of the historical bridge of Long Bien.
The Long Bien Market is one of the largest wholesale markets in Hanoi which was selected as one of the seven most unique flea markets in the world by Conde Nast Traveler Magazine of the US.
Many women earn their livings at the market.
Pachyzzhizus, an agricultural product at the market during this season.
From midnight to 2am, trucks with different kinds of agricultural products flock to the market.