Visit Hanoi’s famous markets with just one bus 55
On a thousand-year-old cultural capital land, every inch of land is also culture, shopping is culture, bus riding is also culture. The good thing is that we can combine these cultures together and go deeper and deeper to discover interesting things about Hanoi, with just a little action, catch a 55 bus ride from Cau Giay and visit the sites. Traditional markets along this route.
The famous markets in Hanoi can be explored with just 1 bus
1. Buoi Market – Market in the heart of Hanoi
Buoi Market is the first special stop on the journey of bus 55 . The intersection area between three streets: Lac Long Quan, Thuy Khue, Hoang Hoa Tham is impressed by the cool green color coming from bonsai pots, the noise of dogs, cats, birds, …
Nobody remembers exactly when Buoi market appeared, just know it entered the subconscious of many generations of Kinh Ky Thang Long with the lyrics:
“Buoi Market is a June session
Wednesday, ripe day for the coast”
You should choose the 4,9,14,19,24,29 lunar days – when the Buoi market is in session to come here. Buoi market, together with Mo market, are the only two markets that still keep the meeting order of Hanoi. Coming to Buoi market is not only to buy and sell but also to find back with the simple and honest features in the old days in the noisy city streets.
Brilliant Quang Ba flower market
Quang Ba Flower Market, located on the dike of Au Co Road (Quang An, Tay Ho) is the largest flower market and also one of the famous markets in Hanoi that cannot be ignored. You should catch the last bus 55 that leaves at 10 pm to catch up with the busiest activity. From 11pm, flowers are transferred to the market to start the most exciting period of the market, which lasts until nearly 5am the next morning.
Long Bien – Midnight market in the morning
Along with bus 55 the last stop is Long Bien bus transfer; Here you can go a few hundred meters more to easily shop for fresh and delicious food at Long Bien wholesale market. Long Bien is one of the two largest markets in Hanoi (along with Dong Xuan market) and is one of the famous markets in Hanoi . The products of this market are extremely diverse, divided into separate areas for sale: vegetables and fruits; area for selling seafood, cattle and poultry; fast food area.
However, Long Bien market started to be crowded with buyers at midnight. Trafficking in Long Bien market is mostly workers from neighboring provinces such as Bac Ninh, Bac Giang, Hung Yen; the rest were from the suburbs, so when it got dark, they packed up the goods to fly to this market. At dawn the next morning, carrying goods from all over Long Bien Bridge, when late at night, listening to the urgent breathing of Long Bien market, Hanoi is a city that never sleeps.
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Bat Trang Pottery Market – A place to keep the craft village culture
Bat Trang pottery village is famous for being a traditional craft village with a long history. Visitors from near and far and up and down have always liked to buy pottery items from Bat Trang as gifts, decorations or household appliances. Therefore, when coming to Bat Trang, it is impossible to ignore visiting the famous Hanoi pottery market at the beginning of the village, the center for buying and selling products made by the village’s artisans; from vases, dishes, vases, teapots, incense bowls to bracelets, ceramic face keychains … a variety of designs at affordable prices with guaranteed quality.
Not only visiting the goods, but also the owners are introduced to the production stages of the samples, how to draw patterns, and color the enamel, which the craftsman researched. This is also how Bat Trang artisans preserve and spread the beauty of the craft village./.
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Đăng bởi: Hải Yến
