We visited here at the beginning of March and in the evenings it was a bit cool wandering around the markets so I wore a jumper but my husband didn't need one. The markets are quite busy and as well as the usual things they have the local strawberries for sale. We bought some and were told by our guide... More

It's a fascinating places in Dalat, it's far away from Dalat market center approximately 2,5 kilometers in the West where you can enjoy cafe, such as Cappuchino, latte, expresso some thing like that..so on.

We loved to go to the market! During daytime or at night, this market is full of life! You can find clothes, fresh vegetables and fruits, restaurants and amazing street food. As a tourist you might get charged more than the locals do, but that's something that happens in lots of places en Vietnam so be sure to BARGAIN everything.... More

We went here late afternoon and had great fun wandering around. It was lively and the best market we had visited so far in Vietnam. We tried a delicious hot green coconut roll snack filled with peanuts and bought some dried fruit sweets, some natural potato snacks and a cute knitted monkey keyring,

This is really a center. Not inside the market but at the park in front of this market and the huge staircase beside. Food seller with their own small plastic bench and table flocked at place. But beware of the police that always chasing them. In the middle of your eating suddenly you will be asked to give back all... More

if you visit Dalat, you can't miss the Markets ....... yes it's not much different to all the other places mentioned by reviewers... but it depends what you are looking for...... if it's buying souvenirs..... it's an average place... but if you want to study Dalat and its people.... what they eat, what they grow, how the live........ it is... More

There are markets right through Vietnam, and all offer similar things, the Dalat Market is great for a night or daytime walk as a time filler. During the day the flowers, for which Dalat is famous are worth a look. At night on a side street young men race remote control cars at an amazing pace. All good for a... More

Nothing new here. Same same and the same again. I cannot imagine why you would need to go here if you have been to a market in Saigon or Hoi An.

I live in Saigon/Vietnam - so I guess a night market isnt that unique. But this place had a few interesting quirks to it. A guy selling horoscopes through some contraption / a very average 5 min portrait painter / socks sellers and the soya / bean sellers. Good to stroll through the lanes in the evening, but i wouldnt... More