Móng Cái

Móng Cái is a border city in Quảng Ninh located along the southern bank of the Beilun River. The city spans a large area and hosts multiple markets, hotels, and commercial establishments that serve trade between Vietnam and China.

The city emerged as a major trading point between Vietnam and China and developed into a central border crossing. Since becoming a commercial hub, it has grown to support the economic activities that drive the region.

The night market in Trần Phú district showcases local goods and handicrafts sold by traders from both sides of the border. People from Vietnam and China gather here daily to buy, sell, and maintain their business connections.

The city center contains several major markets where visitors can find a wide range of goods. Accommodation options range from simple guesthouses to more comfortable hotels for different budgets.

The city sits on one of the busiest border sections, where thousands of people and goods cross daily between the two countries. This constant flow of cross-border activity makes it one of the most active trading zones in Southeast Asia.