Let's explore the student market - hue city, Vietnam
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It is me again. It's great to see you again, today.
Today I would like to introduce you a place that is quite familiar to students who leave their families to come to Hue to study like me. As you all know, when students have to live away from home, living conditions will not be as adequate as when they lived with their parents. So in Hue, there is a place that provides essential items for students with lower prices than big shops. That place is called the student market, the cheap shopping mall or night market.
Let's find out what's there.
The Hue student market has become a familiar shopping place for students for many generations, the special thing is that the market is only open in the evening.
The market is located on Ba Trieu street and opposite Go supermarket. The identification of the market, firstly, there are a lot of people in front of the market, they are car keepers, shop owners, and there is a big cheap market sign. There is a little trick I want to share with you to save money on parking, you can park your car at Go, and you go across the street to get to the market, it's cheaper than if you park outside. The market does not have a large space like the traditional markets of Vietnam. But this is also the place with the largest concentration of people in Hue, and the goods here are also extremely diverse.
The most popular items here are clothes, shoes, and makeup tools. Most of them are for women more than men, men only have a few small shops selling clothes and shoes. A special feature and also the basic reason why the night market was becoming so attractive is that the prices of the items here are quite cheap and suitable for the circumstances of students. There are items with the same price of 50 thousand VND, equivalent to 2 dollars. Therefore, students will tend to buy clothes here instead of in big stores to save more money.
Although with such a low price, the products here are of quite good quality, with a variety of items and styles that also catch up with the trend of young people.
But either way, the main reason here is the reasonable price, so the market attracts a lot of customers.
Each region will have its characteristics, Hue too, where is famous for many universities, so students choose Hue to study a lot and to meet the needs of young people, the night market, which are considered a reasonable solution.
What about you? Are your traditional markets diverse? Tell me about the market in your country.
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I visited a market in Hue today too. It's always interesting to be in a Hue market. There are so many things to see, buy and enjoy.
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Amazing, the student market is great. Low prices, evening market and still quality items. There is a market like that in my city called Ngwa road market. It is very large and people come from far places to buy things everyday. You will get items there cheap too. I will make a post about the market soonest.
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You have done well in bringing STUDENT MARKED-HUE, VIETNAM where students buy goods at cheap prices, it's similar to a daily market here in ABA, Nigeria called NEW MARKET .
Thank you so much. I will discover your country's market.
Welcome to #MarketFriday! I love this market and it is a perfect place for students looking to make their money count.
This one is huge, but, then I can see that Hue has enough students to keep this market open. A great tip for those who have trouble parking. Does the Go Market ever have the cars ticketed for illegal parking? Some stores put signs up making it illegal (they will give you a parking ticket or worse! Tow your car!) if you park there.
Did you buy anything from the market? If so, what kind of price? I know what I forgot to ask... it looks like new clothing. Do they also have a second-hand store there? Seems like they have everything: from backpacks to makeup. A one-stop shop! I like that it is an evening market. The vendors don't have to stay there all day and night to make a living. Running a market would be difficult to do.
We do have markets that cater to students, but, perhaps not as many savings as what there is there. I think many students here go to second-hand stores where they can get value for their money. Thank you for taking us here! This was a great experience for the challenge!
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There are many goods, it looks beautiful and trendy😀