Weekly bazaar on Anjuna Beach, Goa, established in the 1960s by the hippie community. It has evolved into a vibrant hub for travelers, locals, and shopaholics. # Why Go ποΈ Treasure trove of unique items including clothing, jewelry, handicrafts, and spices from India and neighboring countries π² Vast array of global cuisine π Lively atmosphere with live music and street performances ποΈ Picturesque beachside setting for a relaxed shopping experience π€ Unique cultural exchange and bargaining experience # Why Avoid πΆββοΈ Can get very crowded, especially during peak season π₯ Hot and humid climate, particularly in the afternoons # Tips β° Arrive early for best selection, fewer crowds, and to avoid heat. π° Bargaining is expected, start at 40-50% of asking price, and bargain respectfully. π΅ Bring plenty of small denomination cash, most vendors only accept cash. πΆββοΈ Wear light, comfortable clothing and footwear. # Cost π° Free entry to the market area. # Hours π Wednesdays, October to May, roughly 8 AM to 7 PM. # π ΏοΈ Parking Roadside parking available, scooter/bike rentals common.
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