Nam Dinh is a rustic countryside with 17 markets, of which Dragon market is the busiest and largest market in Nam Dinh. Dragon Market in the past was famous for silk and bananas. To this day, it’s still the same, the same famous dishes. Banana is a small, elongated fruit with a thin skin, quite fragrant, with a naturally sweet taste. Considered to be much more delicious than regular bananas. Banana season reigns in Nam Dinh, all over the Dragon market lights up bright yellow.
Dragon Market Dragon
Bananas are often sold by people in rooms, with a large number of up to a dozen or so bunches. Buyers who want to take it away should choose the part of the fruit that is still green. Close family members always bring ripe bananas to eat immediately for “hot”. A bunch of Ngu bananas that are considered delicious must have all of the following factors: shape, flavor, and color. The shape of the fruit is small, evenly tapered, the banana peel is thin, greasy, natural yellow color, mild fragrance. And the most special thing is that each banana knob still retains its long beard.
Dragon Market – Nam Dinh
The ancients used to bring bananas to pay tribute to the king and grandchildren. Today, visitors buy to enjoy, and anyone can easily buy and enjoy this delicacy. Each bunch of bananas looks like a flower spreading its wings beautifully and splendidly on the five-fruit tray presented to the ancestral altar on the anniversary of the death anniversary and Tet.
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