A string of thatched roofed stalls, made of dry coconut leaves and bamboo sticks with colourful pieces of textile hanging from them is a major attraction in North Goa. Walking through these earthy yet rustic markets, you can discover exquisite local artifacts and savour delicious local cuisines whose flavourful aromas rule over the market’s air. And if you just need to get a taste of life and observe people, these markets offer you the best set up.
For any shopaholic, the Anjuna Flea Market is a paradise, as it is one of the best
A string of thatched roofed stalls, made of dry coconut leaves and bamboo sticks with colourful pieces of textile hanging from them is a major attraction in North Goa. Walking through these earthy yet rustic markets, you can discover exquisite local artifacts and savour delicious local cuisines whose flavourful aromas rule over the market’s air. And if you just need to get a taste of life and observe people, these markets offer you the best set up.
For any shopaholic, the Anjuna Flea Market is a paradise, as it is one of the best markets in North Goa. You’ll be spoilt with a wide range of choices that will make it difficult for you to decide what to take back home as souvenirs. And who knows, you’d end up buying a spare bag for all the things you’ve been compelled to pick up from this market. From local handicrafts to spices, clothes, footwear, beachwear, artificial jewelry and bohemian accessories, this weekly market that comes to life every Wednesday sees large crowds throng to the place. And if your bargaining skills are decent enough, you’ll be able to crack a good deal for yourself.
The Calangute Market square is another buzzling place that is located near the popular Calangute beach. Known for its metal, leather and clay items along with rustic junk jewelry and accessories, this place is one of best the markets in Goa. And if your tummy starts growling for food, you can stop at one of the stalls that sell lip smacking fried prawns along with some chilled beer.
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