Photos tagged with 'MARKET' (4/11)

I Think The Chinese People Look Best In Tank Tops In The World

Although This Is My First Visit To Bailan Market, It Is A Strange Market That Makes Me Feel Nostalgic

It's Fun To Walk Through A Market With A Local Atmosphere Like The Bailan Market

What Non-traditional Market Are You Referring To?

The Stores Out On The Street Have Their Stores Open In Front Of The Building Entrances As A Matter Of Course

The Peak Season For Bamboo Shoots In Taiwan Is July And August

As Long As You Have Google Maps, You Can Go To Local Markets That Aren't Tourist Attractions

I Always Thought It Would Be Fun To Speak The Local Language In A Foreign Country, But That Will Never Happen

Unlike Tourist Markets, When You Go To A Local Market, Neither The Shoppers Nor The People Doing Business Are Wearing The Masks For Tourists

A Man Was Selling Taiwanese Tea With Exaggerated Sales Talk At The Chenggong Market

Some Of The Delicatessen Stores Sold Fish Paste

With So Many Different Kinds Of Prepared Foods On Sale, It's Hard To Just Decide Which Ones To Buy

When I Come To An Old-fashioned Supermarket, I Feel Like I've Come To A Market Somewhere In Southeast Asia

A Boy Watched In Boredom As His Mother Processed Fish

Vivid Colors Look Even Better Under The Strong Sunlight, So Local Women Who Know This May Prefer Bright Colors On A Regular Basis

The Market In Bago Seems To Be More Like A Flea Market, With Each Person Bringing What He Or She Wants To Sell

Whether A Person Sees Food And Thinks It Looks Good Depends On The Environment In Which He Or She Was Raised

New Bogyoke Aung San Market And Bogyoke Aung San Market Have Similar Names But Very Different Atmospheres

Bogyoke Aung San Market Is One Of The Most Touristy Places In Yangon And Is Often Accosted By Touts

There Seems To Be Quite A Need For Brooms In Yangon, As I See A Man Carrying Several Brooms

February 29, Which Comes Only Once Every Four Years In Japan, Is Considered Garlic Day

The People In The Myo Ma Market Do Not Think For A Second That Foreign Tourists Can Be Their Customers, Too

The Old Monk, Clad In Robes, Was Receiving Alms In The Market Corridor

Myanmar Zongzi Contains Ripe Bananas And Coconut, Which Is Different From The Zongzi Sold In Japan

Myanmar Cuisine Is Influenced By Chinese Food, So It Is Not Surprising That Dried Shrimp Is Common In Myanmar

Parent And Child Were Eating Fruit In The Middle Of The Aisle, As If They Were Holding A Pole To The Flow Of Passersby

The Man Was Walking Around Carrying A Basket Too Big For Groceries

What Is Called Paan In India And Betel Nut In Taiwan Is Called Kun In Myanmar

The Boy Was Touching The Ginger On The Side And Looking At Me

A Buddhist Monk With A Large Alms Bowl Passed Behind The Vegetable Vendor

All The Rice On Display In The Rice Store I Found At The Market Was Indica Rice

As If By Rule, Women Shopping At The Market Carried Similar Bags

Times Have Changed In The Past 8 Years And Now You Can Use Your Smartphone To Get Around And See Where You Are

Rubies, A Specialty Of Myanmar, Were Not Sold At The Kyauktan Market

The Old Woman Standing In The Wet Aisle Of The Market Was Talking Loudly

The Man Put Down A Bowl Full Of Chili Peppers And Removed The Spatters

The Pile Of Garlic And Onions In Two Different Colors Looked Like The Indonesian Flag

It Was Raining Heavily Outside As I Was Wandering Around The Market

The Woman In The Market, Brightly Dressed, Was Sewing

The Shadows Made The Marketplace, Which Sold Nothing But Nondescript Items, Much Cooler Than The Substance