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Anjuna Flea Market

Anjuna Flea Market is a renowned weekly open-air market held every Wednesday in Anjuna, North Goa. Originating in the late 1960s hippie era, it features hundreds of stalls selling handicrafts, clothing, jewelry, spices, and souvenirs. The market operates seasonally from October to May along the laterite plateau near Anjuna Beach. It remains one of Goa's most established cultural landmarks, attracting both domestic and international visitors seeking traditional Goan and bohemian merchandise.

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Broadway Market

Broadway Market is one of Kochi's oldest and most vibrant shopping streets, located in the heart of Ernakulam adjacent to Marine Drive. Established in the early 20th century, this historic market features over 1,000 shops selling spices, textiles, footwear, household goods, jewelry, and electronics. The area preserves its colonial-era charm with sloping-roofed buildings and narrow pedestrian lanes, serving as a major wholesale and retail hub for locals and visitors alike.

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Chatuchak Weekend Market

Chatuchak Weekend Market is one of the world's largest weekend markets located in Chatuchak District, Bangkok. Covering about 35 acres with over 15,000 stalls, it is organized into 27 sections selling clothing, handicrafts, antiques, plants, food and pets. Established in its current location in 1982, the market attracts around 200,000 visitors each weekend and is a major shopping and cultural destination for locals and tourists.

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Chor Bazaar

Chor Bazaar is one of India's largest flea markets, located on Mutton Street in South Mumbai's Bhendi Bazaar area. Operating for over 150 years, it is renowned for antique furniture, vintage Bollywood posters, gramophones, brassware, and second-hand goods. Originally known as Shor Bazaar due to its noise, the name evolved during British rule. The market is a significant cultural landmark where visitors can explore narrow lanes filled with curios, auto parts, and colonial-era artifacts.

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Filipino Market (Handicraft Market)

The Filipino Market, also known as the Handicraft Market, is a waterfront bazaar in central Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, along Jalan Tun Fuad Stephens. Established as a trading hub for Filipino and Bajau vendors, it is known for affordable handicrafts, pearls, textiles, and souvenirs sourced from Sabah and the southern Philippines. The open-air market features rows of stalls under a covered structure facing the South China Sea, popular with tourists seeking local crafts.

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Hong Kong Market

Hong Kong Market is a bustling commercial market located in central Dimapur, Nagaland, near the Dimapur Railway Station. Known for imported second-hand clothing, footwear, bags, electronics and accessories sourced via Myanmar and Southeast Asia, it is one of Dimapur's most popular shopping destinations. The market consists of densely packed stalls and shops offering affordable goods, attracting both locals and tourists seeking bargain shopping and a glimpse of the city's vibrant street commerce.

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Linking Road

Linking Road is a prominent shopping street in Bandra West, Mumbai, extending towards Khar and Santacruz. Originally constructed in the 1940s as Dadabhai Navroji Road to link Bandra and Juhu, it has evolved into one of India's major retail districts. The road features a mix of government-licensed street stalls, independent boutiques, and high-end international brand outlets. It is widely recognized for affordable fashion, accessories, footwear, and vibrant street food culture.

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Mangaldas Market

Mangaldas Market is a historic wholesale and retail market lane located adjacent to Crawford Market in South Mumbai. Known primarily for textiles, fabrics, and household goods, it serves as a significant commercial hub within the Fort area. The market operates within narrow lanes featuring old colonial-era structures and remains an active trading center for local merchants and bulk buyers rather than a curated tourist destination.

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Mapusa Friday Market

Mapusa Friday Market is a traditional weekly market held every Friday at the Mapusa Municipal Market in North Goa. Established in 1960 as Goa's first planned market, it serves as a major commercial hub for Bardez taluka and a significant tourist attraction. On Fridays, vendors from surrounding villages expand the market with fresh produce, spices, seafood, handicrafts, and textiles, creating a vibrant cultural experience distinct from daily operations.

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Pasar Karat (Bazar Karat)

Pasar Karat, also known as Bazar Karat, is a popular night flea market located along Jalan Segget in central Johor Bahru, Johor, near Johor Bahru City Square and the Johor River. Known for its bundle and vintage goods, the market offers second-hand clothing, accessories, collectibles and street food. Operating nightly, it is a well-known budget shopping destination for locals and visitors exploring the heritage area of downtown Johor Bahru.

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Pratunam Market

Pratunam Market is one of Bangkok's largest wholesale and retail clothing markets, located at the Pratunam intersection on Phetchaburi Road in Ratchathewi District. Known for affordable fashion, the market comprises indoor stalls, shophouses and street vendors selling garments, accessories, bags and shoes. It serves both retail shoppers and bulk buyers from across Thailand and neighboring countries, and is notable for its dense, bustling atmosphere and proximity to Platinum Fashion Mall and CentralWorld.

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Ravivari Sunday Market

Ravivari Sunday Market, also known as Gujari Bazaar, is a historic open-air flea market held every Sunday on the dry bed of the Sabarmati River near Ellis Bridge in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Operating for over 600 years, it is one of the city's oldest markets. The market is known for second-hand goods, antiques, books, clothing, household items, and handicrafts sold by hundreds of vendors, attracting bargain hunters and visitors seeking a traditional shopping experience.

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Rong Kluea Market

Rong Kluea Market is a large border market in Ban Khlong Luek, Aranyaprathet District, Sa Kaeo Province, adjacent to the Thailand-Cambodia border crossing to Poipet. Known as the largest second-hand and wholesale market in eastern Thailand, it features hundreds of covered stalls selling used clothing, shoes, bags, textiles and general goods. The market serves as a major cross-border trading hub and a popular shopping destination for domestic and Cambodian visitors.

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Sardar Market

Sardar Market is a historic and vibrant marketplace located near the iconic Clock Tower in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Named after Maharaja Sardar Singh who commissioned the Clock Tower between 1880 and 1911, this bustling market features cobbled stone pavements and narrow alleys lined with shops selling traditional Rajasthani textiles, handicrafts, spices, silver jewelry, and street food. It serves as a major commercial hub offering visitors an authentic glimpse into local life and culture.

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