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WEDNESDAY WEEKLY MARKET AT ANJUNA BEACH:
The scene in Anjuna is quite different. On a Wednesday in Goa, Anjuna is the place that you have to be. There is a large selection of items for sale, and the place has a fascinating atmosphere in its setting amid the palm trees and next to the Anjuna sea...
ANJUNA VILLAGE OF NORTH GOA:
Anjuna is a village in the North of Goa. It is one of the twelve Brahmin comunidades of Bardez. It was a famous hippy destination during the sixties and seventies. Hence it is called the hippy capital of Goa. Anjuna is known throughout North Goa and to travelers fro...
Seasonal Business Stalls for Indians for approximately 30 markets beginning from first Wednesday of October till last Wednesday of May .
- Neetu PSo far the best place for shopping I found at Goa. Open on Wednesdays only, the market has best options for handicrafts items, bed sheets, jewellery, clothing and what not. You can also buy beer and other alcoholic beverages at reasonable price. If you stay near Arjuna beach, this market is in Walkable distance from almost all hotels and restaurants. There are good homestays nearby too. Near Arjuna town, you can see food trucks operating during the time.
- Nagarjun VOn a Wednesday go as early as 2 pm to completely make use of this market where you get what not. You need to do a course on bargaining to make the most of your budget. It's your smartness which makes you pick better quality goods for affordable prices.
- Kalyan CA great thrifty market. We were here in the off-season (Oct second week) but once it is fully open, they say there are close to 150-200 stalls. There is heavy bargaining here. At the least one could get 40-50% of the initial quoted price knocked off. As it gets more touristy, the bargaining also perhaps goes low since traders are okay to lose a few deals. I rate this as one of those must-do activities in Goa.
