Bazaar of Ethnic Minorities Bak Ha

Bak Ha Market is the largest market in Laokai Province. Every Sunday, representatives of the numerous ethnic tribes that inhabit the surrounding area flock here. Who walks, who rides a horse, who rides a buffalo - some go with goods, others - with money for purchases. Especially in the Hmong flower market. They are called so for the bright and original clothes worn by women of these nationalities. Their bright multi-colored skirts and blouses are decorated with ornaments different from different minorities.

If you consider that all this bright mass is constantly moving, it gives the impression of a colored kaleidoscope. The most interesting thing is that people don’t dress like this to impress tourists is their usual everyday clothes. And the market itself is a real Vietnamese market. Here you buy and sell what people need in everyday life: food, livestock, textiles, utensils, clothes and much, much more that a person needs. There are also souvenirs, handmade jewelry, so tourists will be able to buy products of local craftsmen for small money.