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Purple garlic – Quang Binh | Famous specialty of Quang Binh Province

One more suggestion of Quang Binh specialty as a gift that is good for health, with many nutritional values, is Quang Binh purple garlic. This specialty is highly appreciated by consumers for its quality, garlic has a characteristic slightly pungent smell but has the effect of preventing and treating diseases such as cancer, diabetes, …

Quang Binh specialties as gifts

Reference price:   30,000 VND/1kg  

Suggested place to buy:  

  • Lam Nhung dried seafood shop – Huong Giang – City. Dong Hoi – Quang Binh
  • Seafood shop 75 Le Thanh Dong – City. Dong Hoi – Quang Binh

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