Mapusa Municipal Market (also known as Mapusa Market and Mapusa Friday Market) is a traditional market in Mapusa, North Goa and a major tourist attraction. It was built in 1960, the first planned market in Goa.[1] The market has three blocks with 164 shops, some of which have been sub-divided, so bringing the total to 173.[2] It is open every day, except Sunday; and is particularly popular on Friday mornings.[3]
The trade edit
Goan vendors come in from the surrounding villages to sell their locally grown or manufactured wares,[4] such as spices, fruits, jewellery, pottery, chickens, incense and carpets.[5] Many of the stalls in the bazaar are grouped by type of goods, with special areas for straw hats, Goan home-made chouriço and the like. Strings of Goan chouriço, spiced and marinated pork sausages, seedless tamarind, or amot are also traded.
Gallery edit
- Mapusa Market
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The huge crowds -
Cloth and other material on sale -
Chicken sellers
References edit
- ^ Anuradha Goyal (30 December 2019). "Goa's Favorite Mapusa Market Heritage Walk". inditales.com.
- ^ Mapusa Municipal Council. "The Municipal Market".
- ^ "Mapusa Market". lonelyplanet.com.
- ^ Chethana Prakasan (19 February 2020). "Mapusa Market: Everything You Need To Know About Goa's Famous Market". india.com.
- ^ Arti Das (22 November 2017). "Why Goa's famous Mapusa market is a perennial source of inspiration for artists". scroll.in.
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