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Hang Bac Street, Hanoi

Hàng Bạc, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam

Hang Bac Street is one of the oldest streets in Hanoi with unique architectures and hundreds of years of traditional gold and silver jewelry making - a legacy of Hanoi that we need to preserve. "

Today, jewelry making, gold and silver exchange is not only concentrated on Hang Bac street, but many other places also have gold and silver wholesale shops. But the leading position in jewelry making is still the jewelers in Hang Bac. This place provides the market with a variety of jewelry with sophisticated designs and diverse designs such as earrings, bracelets, rings, necklaces, bracelets, ..

Hang Bac street is only about half a kilometer long, but there are hundreds of large and small shops engaged in jewelry making and gold and silver art business. Most of the shops today are equipped with new technology and machinery from abroad, but there are still families who still keep the ancient craft of making handmade handicrafts. In addition, the residents of Hang Bac Street today still maintain the typical traditional lifestyle of residents of the Old Quarter.

There are several places you can go to buy jewelry in Hang Bac street.

There are two places in the past where the upper mandarins came to deliver silver to mint and receive compressed silver, which is Truong Dinh (upper house) now at house number 58 Hang Bac, and Kim Ngan communal house (lower house) at house number 42. You can find silver jewelry for yourself.

Or you can buy silver at Phuc Tin (former son of Dai Phuc Tin) famous brand of Silver in the past, right at the beginning of Hang Gai, going from Luong Van Can turn to the right.

Opening hours: All days of the week from 09:00 - 21:00

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