Ho Chi Minh City’s Bình Điền Tet flower market to offer 282 stalls with rent waived
Ho Chi Minh City’s Bình Điền Tet flower market is scheduled to run from January 28 to February 5, 2027, with 282 flower and ornamental plant stalls. SATRA will waive stall rent for growers for the 13th consecutive year; growers are expected to pay only VND 300,000 per stall for electricity, water and cleaning throughout the market.
Ho Chi Minh City’s Bình Điền Tet flower market is scheduled to take place at the Bình Điền Agricultural and Food Wholesale Market from January 28 to February 5, 2027. The opening ceremony is expected on the evening of February 1. Organizers said the flower trading area will cover about 12,000 square meters and have 282 stalls, each measuring 24 to 30 square meters.
The Bình Điền Tet flower market plans to provide 282 stalls for flowers and ornamental plants.（VietVance）
Flowers will mainly come from growing areas in Đồng Tháp Province, Vĩnh Long Province and Ho Chi Minh City. Offerings will include yellow apricot blossoms, ornamental kumquats, chrysanthemums, marigolds, potted plants and bonsai. Organizers plan to divide the trading area into four zones by grower group and place of origin to facilitate collection, transport and display. They will also use a riverside area near the market to receive flowers transported by water.
Growers in flower-producing areas prepare products for Ho Chi Minh City’s Tet flower market.（VietVance）
Công ty Quản lý và Kinh doanh Chợ Bình Điền is organizing the market under a plan by Tổng công ty Thương mại Sài Gòn TNHH Một thành viên (SATRA). For the 13th consecutive year, SATRA will waive stall rent for growers. Growers are expected to pay only VND 300,000 per stall for electricity, water and cleaning throughout the market. Organizers also require tighter management of stall allocation and controls on loading and transport service prices.
Unsold flowers may remain at stalls after noon on February 5, with growers responsible for their care. Products must be removed, and stalls cleaned and returned, by February 11. This arrangement gives growers more time to handle remaining stock. The market also plans to have 16 stalls selling Tet goods, including food, drinks and everyday consumer products. An accompanying service area is expected to cover about 900 square meters.
The market’s service area will sell food, drinks and Tet goods.（VietVance）
Source: VietVance
