ASEAN Hive Challenge #107 "Night Markets" | My Cool Adventure Of Night Markets In My Hometown 💫✨

6 months ago (Edited)

A cool adventure of Roxas Night Market in the King City of the Southern Philippines.

Roxas Avenue was a street with automobiles and people driving by during the day, just like any other. When the clock strikes 6:00 p.m., Roxas Avenue, often known as Roxas, begins to fill up. It transforms the busy roadway into a bustling marketplace with an abundance of dining options. you can pinch pennies, the night market Street food and thrift shops or ukay-ukay sellers have finished setting up their stalls. People from all walks of life-students, professionals, and even international visitors-start flocking to the stalls lined up along the street. The stalls and area for food searchers, thrift, or ukay-ukay buyers take up nearly half of the route. The remaining space is designated for jeepneys and other passers-by.

Roxas Night Market At Dusk

Street Food (Tuna Jaw, Chicken Legs, Hotdogs, Stuffed Squid, etc ready to grill)

Thrift Stall
For seasoned bargain seekers and lovers of street food, 🥗🍡 Roxas Night Market is a treasure find. 💞Following your street food binge, you may burn off all those calories with a lot of shopping and strolling. The night market's retail area offers a wide variety of goods, including novelty products, stuffed toys, high-quality mementos, and even trinkets.

Bags

Boots

Stuffed Toys
Access to (potentially) authentic luxury brands such as Guess, Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and others is available to locals. You might even uncover unique boots, shoes, and sneakers from well-known labels like Nike, Puma, Balenciaga, Ellè, Nine West, etc. if you search hard enough. Shop at your own risk once more. Since some merchants might not even be able to distinguish between these products and imitations, we cannot guarantee that they are not.

Rubber Shoes

Trinkets

Caps
After the ukay-ukay spree in Roxas Night Market, I went to the Bankerohan Public Market.

Fresh goods hunting in Bankerohan Public Market

Fish Terminal

Assorted Fish
Nestled in Davao City, Philippines, is the Bankerohan Public Market. For the city's citizens, it is the biggest and busiest market in the area and a key supplier of fresh produce as well as other commodities. Residents as well as travelers like visiting the market, which is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

Fruit Section

Vegetable Section

King Crabs

Dried Fish Section

High-priced Fishes

Pork Section

Chicken Choice-cuts Section

Apparel Section

My daughter and her friends at the Food Stall Section
The market is split into various sections, each selling a distinct kind of merchandise. Fruits and vegetables, meat and fish, dry stuff, and apparel are all divided into divisions. The market is filled with food vendors and several restaurants.

The Singing Durian Vendor😊

Sugar-Sweet Pomelo or Buongon To Davaoeños

Sweet and Tangy Mangosteen
This is the place to go if you want to see a wide selection of tropical fruits. However, since the price was a bit higher in the front area, be sure to venture further into the market. Try haggling; it's entertaining. Purchasing the heavenly durian, sugar-sweet pomelo, and the sweet and tangy flavor mangosteen at a discount was like winning the lotto. Don't forget to ask if you may taste a slice or a portion. Avoid purchasing fruits on the sidewalk; the quality of the fruits is not as good compared to that of the stall inside the market.

Activities at Bankerohan Public Market include the following:

Purchase reasonably priced fresh produce and other goods.
Discover the customs and gastronomy (local foods or cuisine) of the region.
Make friends by meeting new folks.
Acquaint yourself with Davao City's past and present.
Take pictures of the market and its surroundings as a memento.

While in Davao City, visitors ought to swing by the Roxas Night Market and Bankerohan Marketplace at least once. Fortunately, it is open every night of the week; nevertheless, weekends are the best time to visit because there are more sellers.

There you have it, fellas. That is the best, most affordable, and freshest product available in our market night and day. I hope you like reading my post, which takes you to my hometown.

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6 months ago

Na attract ko dayon sa Durian ahahaha...

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ASEAN Hive Challenge #107 "Night Markets" | My Cool Adventure Of Night Markets In My Hometown 💫✨

A cool adventure of Roxas Night Market in the King City of the Southern Philippines.

Fresh goods hunting in Bankerohan Public Market

While in Davao City, visitors ought to swing by the Roxas Night Market and Bankerohan Marketplace at least once. Fortunately, it is open every night of the week; nevertheless, weekends are the best time to visit because there are more sellers.

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