Скачать или смотреть Never Before Seen Of A Traditional Vietnamese Market On The 28th Day Of Tết – Explore Pom Han Market

Pom Hán Market is one of the largest traditional markets in Lào Cai. Located in a central area connecting the city center with the surrounding highland communes, the market reflects a rich cultural diversity.

There is a unique blend of urban and mountainous lifestyles, as well as an interweaving of cultures between the majority ethnic group and the ethnic minority communities living here.
Tết Nguyên Đán is the most important traditional holiday of the Vietnamese people. Therefore, in the days leading up to Tết, traditional markets and periodic markets become more bustling and vibrant than ever.

The Tết market becomes a cultural meeting place for different ethnic groups and an indispensable cultural feature in Vietnamese life. Let’s explore the Tết market on the 28th day of the Lunar New Year through the lively trading activities at Pom Hán Market in Lào Cai!
In Video: Green bananas are widely used by Vietnamese people to decorate ancestral altars, so they are sold in large quantities during Tết. Pomelos and other fruits are also widely used to decorate ancestral altars, so offerings of fruit tend to be quite expensive at this time. Bamboo strings and dong leaves are also widely sold for wrapping bánh chưng and other traditional cakes during Tết. Flowers are also sold in large quantities to decorate homes beautifully for Tết. Prices during these days are usually higher than on regular days.
A Never-Before-Seen Glimpse of a Traditional Vietnamese Market on the 28th Day of Tết – Discover the Authentic and Surprising Pom Hán Market!
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