Visiting A Morning Market in A Neihgboring Village

Hello every one, I would like to share my quick visit to a morning market in a neighboring village. We went to this market to find other shops where we could sell our meat buns.

It was 6 in the morning, and the market was very busy. Lots of motor bikes parked in the parking area that belonged to the sellers and the buyers. I also parked my motor cycle there.

There were several buildings with many different vendors selling various items. We went into one of the building where there were vegetables sellers. My wife went around asking the price of long beans, bitter gourd, and sweet corns. She ended buying bitter gourd. The price of the items in this market is more expensive than the local market we usually visit. We didn't buy much.

Shopping bitter gourd.

We kept on walking on the aisle inside the market seeing different kind of vegetables and fruit for sale. We never visit this market, so we did not know where the sellers with the best price. We just walked and wander around the buildings.

But then there was something that attracted our attention. It's soursoup fruit. We like to make sour soup juice.

The seller was an old lady who let us bargain the price of the soursoup. It's the norm to bargain in this market. She was happy to give us 20 percent discount for the price of the soursoup.

After we paid, and said thanks we resumed exploring the market. I quickly took photos wherever I could. Many of the photos were blurry that I could not post here.

Here are some more photos I took from the market:

Varieties of spices sold in the market.

We walked from one building to the next one.

My least favorite part was the fish section, it's a bit wet.

It's about USD 1.40 per kilogram of these fish.

As the day turned brighter, there were more people coming to the market.

And that's my trip to a morning market today. Thanks for you visit.