Trade fair «Sản phẩm công nghiệp nông thôn tiêu biểu khu vực phía Bắc 2026»

   For the first seven days of October the culture-centre square of the port city turns into one large market: 500 standard stalls of 9 m² each, filled with handicrafts, farm produce, wooden goods, metalwork and street food brought in from across the northern provinces.

   The fair is organised by the Hai Phong Department of Industry and Trade as part of the 2026 industry and trade event chain, under city plan 292/KH-UBND of 30 July 2026. The ground is split into two clearly separate zones:

• — Zone 1 — 250 stalls of notable rural-industry products from provinces and cities, with priority given to items already certified at national or provincial level
• — Zone 2 — between 160 and 250 stalls of trade and services, food and drink, ornamental plants and handicrafts

   The product list runs wide: farm, forest and aquatic produce, food, medicinal herbs, household woodwork, handicrafts, OCOP and VietGAP goods, feng-shui stone, farm machinery and supplies, electrical and refrigeration goods, building materials, furniture, fashion and footwear, plus stands presenting logistics, finance and travel services.

   It fits weekend shoppers, travellers hunting for regional gifts, retailers sourcing stock, and rural producers looking for distributors. If you live in Hai Phong, seven days give you room to come back a second time with a sharper shopping list.

   Applications are handled by the Industrial Promotion and Development Consultancy Centre at 9 Lạch Tray, phường Gia Viên, Hải Phòng. Opening hours and entry terms for visitors have not been announced.

   Northern craft rarely gathers on one square in this density, and the first week of October is the shortest way to see all of it.