[Sri Lanka Negombo] Negombo's early morning fish market has heard, but also a local highlight, because we arrived at the fish market nearly noon, so we did not see the fish market busy fresh fish trading scene. Behind the fish market is the sea, the beach is where people dry the fish, we specially bought some fish back.
Negombo is located in western Sri Lanka, this historic small fish town, the most worth seeing is the fish market. There are two large fish markets, one is located on the periphery of the sea and the other is close to the central area of Negombo. I feel the simplest lifestyle of locals here.
The Negombo fish market is very lively. Men will work hard to fish all night from 4:30 in the morning to start selling in the fish market. The price of cabbage and radishes is the price of pickled fish. The fish is dried on the beach and dried on the beach. The whole process is done in one step at the beach. This is the life of fishermen who eat the sea.
The Negombo fish market is quite spectacular. The place to buy fish is similar to the aquatic market, but the scene of salted fish on the beach is quite spectacular, and there are many crow picking up food here. The air is filled with fishy smell, and there are seagulls and crow birds hovering and flying between the blue sea and blue sky.
It’s hot to death [covering face] The road in Siguo is really intoxicating, and I feel like I have been on the eight-character roller coaster [covering face] and quickly put it away. I went to the fish market early in the morning and felt the hard work of local fishermen. The bananas in the market are too cheap, a large string of 7 yuan; passing through a Gothic church known as a Gothic church, The simple style of this country, the early morning full of churchmen kneeled outside the door.
In the fish market, the fishing boats full of fish caught in the sea returned to the sea. The Negombo fish market is the largest fish market in Colombo. All kinds of seafood are caught all night, but unfortunately the hardworking Lanca people did not find a way to make the seafood survive.
[Sri Lanka Negombo] Negombo's early morning fish market has heard, but also a local highlight, because we arrived at the fish market nearly noon, so we did not see the fish market busy fresh fish trading scene. Behind the fish market is the sea, the beach is where people dry the fish, we specially bought some fish back.
Negombo is located in western Sri Lanka, this historic small fish town, the most worth seeing is the fish market. There are two large fish markets, one is located on the periphery of the sea and the other is close to the central area of Negombo. I feel the simplest lifestyle of locals here.
The Negombo fish market is very lively. Men will work hard to fish all night from 4:30 in the morning to start selling in the fish market. The price of cabbage and radishes is the price of pickled fish. The fish is dried on the beach and dried on the beach. The whole process is done in one step at the beach. This is the life of fishermen who eat the sea.
The Negombo fish market is quite spectacular. The place to buy fish is similar to the aquatic market, but the scene of salted fish on the beach is quite spectacular, and there are many crow picking up food here. The air is filled with fishy smell, and there are seagulls and crow birds hovering and flying between the blue sea and blue sky.
It’s hot to death [covering face] The road in Siguo is really intoxicating, and I feel like I have been on the eight-character roller coaster [covering face] and quickly put it away. I went to the fish market early in the morning and felt the hard work of local fishermen. The bananas in the market are too cheap, a large string of 7 yuan; passing through a Gothic church known as a Gothic church, The simple style of this country, the early morning full of churchmen kneeled outside the door.
In the fish market, the fishing boats full of fish caught in the sea returned to the sea. The Negombo fish market is the largest fish market in Colombo. All kinds of seafood are caught all night, but unfortunately the hardworking Lanca people did not find a way to make the seafood survive.