Day 3, we explored Bin Tay Market or Cho Lon Market as the locals calls it. It's a little further than our hotel, about 20 minutes taxi ride. Almost like going to the outskirts. That day was hot and sunny.
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| people crossing road amidst all the oncoming vehicles |
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| colourful building |
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| can transport anything and everything via two-wheelers |
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| telecomm wirings |
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| bustling with activities |
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| an old building |
Come to think of it, we didn't see any caucasians while we were at this part of Ho Chi Minh.
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| Binh Tay Market |
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| scooters and bikes everywhere |
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| inside the market |
Binh Tay Marlet is easier to walk around as compared to An Dong Market. Bought a couple of tshirts and dried fruits from there.
But pretty soon, we're done with shopping. Next stop, lunch!
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| banh mi |
Didn't try any banh mi though. Our lunch place is a pho place called
"Pho Hing" recommended by our hotel receptionist. Food was good. Our night entertainment is to visit a drinking place, so we chose to go back to downtown area to try The Refinery, but ended up at having dinner at its neighbour,
Jaspas Wine & Grill.
After dinner, we went to the night market outside of Ben Thanh again! Hahaa, another round of bargaining!
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