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Today we're going to a market called Bao Nhai in Lao Cai province, Vietnam. The market takes place every Tuesday morning. It's a weekly market for the Dao and Kinh people, who live and trade year-round. Every Tuesday morning, they sell traditional goods, light snacks, and locally produced food. Now, let's go into the market!

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