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Exploring Tam Tien fish market at dawn in Da Nang

VOV.VN - Tam Tien fish market in central Da Nang city offers a one-of-a-kind experience during the early morning hours, drawing travellers and photographers alike with its vibrant coastal charm.

The market, located in Tam Xuan commune, begins as early as 3–4 a.m., when the sky is still dark and the sea is shrouded in morning mist.

At this time, fishing boats dock and fishermen unload the night’s catch by coracle under the soft glow of lanterns and headlamps.

Hundreds of boats crowd the shoreline, creating a dazzling and dynamic scene under the warm hues of the rising sun.

Every day hundreds of fishing vessels dock here to sell fishes to small traders in the morning.

After the market session, fishermen are busy again preparing for their next voyage.

Tam Tien is one of the largest seafood hubs in former Quang Nam province, now Da Nang city, offering a rich variety of freshly caught fish, squid, shrimp, crab, and more.

If visitors come here between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m. they will see the hustle and bustle of the market.

Fresh seafood is among the interesting things attracting both domestic and international tourists.

In addition to enjoying the bustling market scene, visitors have a chance to contemplate the beautiful scene of sunrise on the sea.

Tam Tien fish market is expected to be a rendezvous connecting visitors to Da Nang.

This pristine and rustic life of the local area becomes a unique attraction for countless visitors who have the opportunity to set foot here.

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