Great places for shopping in South Goa in May (updated in 2024)

"Goa Impressions - Go to a Saturday Night Market March 2, 2019 Qingfa not across the sunset of the Arabian Sea, our 400 rupees rented, rushing to the Apolla "Saturday Night Market" 4 kilometers away. During the tourist season, from October to March, two famous weekly markets are held in Goa - not far away. One is the Apolla Saturday Night Market - in addition to clothing, food, and quirky creative works and live music. The other is the Anjuna flea market, next to Anjuna Beach on Wednesday. The night market is quite lively, the voice is full, and the stalls are basically locals, or at least people who live in Goa for a long time. Of course, most of the night market is tourists, and of course there are a small number of locals. Saturday night market, there are food, drink, buy and watch, it is worth participating in the onlooker."

"This is Goa's few traditional trade markets, and Friday morning is particularly lively, with a large number of buyers and sellers from surrounding towns and villages trading here, and many tourists from the northern beaches. The market sells mainly fish, spices, fruits, sausages and other agricultural commodities, as well as antiques, embroidered sheets and other souvenirs. The same thing is usually cheaper than beach resorts. The stalls will almost close after sunset, and it is best to go early."

"After visiting Anzhu Sodium Beach, visit the historic flea market, where you can buy local specialties such as carpets, textiles, antiques, artworks and various decorations. It is very special to feel the local flea market, and fortunately you can buy precious antiques."

"The MMC market is a relatively large-scale indoor retail market, fully equipped with modern decoration, where you can easily buy local products such as spices, Indian curry powder, wood carving products, medicinal materials and so on. The lively market can be strolled around, experience the taste of bargaining with the vendors."