This very crowded wet market sells everything from Fruits, Vegetables, Rice, raw meats, live fish, live chickens, live turtles etc. I recommend closed toe shoes, and a protective face mask . Be aware of motorbikes passing in close quarters.

We visited the market as a small tour group during our Mekong River cruise. The market is huge and it’s bustling with life. You can quite honestly just stand and watch and observe local life going on right in front and all at you - just fascinating. The front of the market is bright and colourful fruit and vegetables, all beautifully displayed. Large parts of the market is under cover - nice and comfortable shaded from the sun and heat. In the fresh meat section you will see stalls processing fresh/ live frogs, freshly skinned rats (although you’d never know they were rats as they look more like rabbits). There is also a small section of live baby chickens and baby ducks. Near the far side of the market are stalls selling cooking staples etc. The whole market is very clean and very safe to wander around- I’d definitely feel perfectly safe walking around on my own (without the tour group). This was one of my favourite stops during the 7 day river cruise.

What a feast for the senses, overflowing with vibrant colors, fresh scents, and bustling activity. At the heart of it all lies the fresh produce section, where locals gather to select the ripest fruits and vegetables. The aroma of freshly baked bread and roasted coffee wafts through the air. It's a true reflection of the region's rich agricultural heritage and a testament to the ingenuity and hard work of the people who call the Mekong Delta home.