MAPUSA MARKET

           

  GOA, Its Food And Culture


When we imagine Goa the first thing that comes to our minds is parties, alcohol, fun and mostly the lively night life, but there is also a side of Goa that is beyond our imagination which includes restaurants , beaches, spooky places, forts and water parks Temples, Churches and Mosques. 


Mapusa Market

Looking for a place for local and handmade stuff ? You should definitely visit the Mapusa market. It has always been one of the main center for trading and shopping in Goa. The market opens at around 9 am and shuts down by 7pm. One can find just about anything at Mapusa. Items ranging from antiques and Goan pottery to handicrafts, rare fabric and textiles, clothing, exotic spices, fruits, vegetables, meat, jewellery.  

    


The Pottery Market




Jewellery, Fabric and Bags




The FRIDAY Market at Mapusa

Friday is the day when objects sold can be brought at meager prices as there is no middlemen involved. 

It is one of the best places to get discounts on all kind of fabrics and finished items of clothing.  The market is filled with both traditional as well as trendy attire. 

The bazaar is covered with the fragrance of the exotic and local spices as well as with the flavorsome aroma wafting from local street food joints. 



 All kinds of Spices, Incense/Ouds


 
Meat Market


Fish Market

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