Goa

Goa is not a place just too chill out on beaches but a great place to shop upon also and is famous for its amazing flea markets and night bazaars that feature peeping voices, many colours and bargaining is on full range of products and price. Beside flea markets and night bazaars, “Shopping in Goa” is a combination of treating oneself or another into luxurious shopping at rich mall, buying specialized fashion clothing and accessories from designer boutique, exploring shops that sell peculiar beach wear and tees, or visiting book-stores that have everything from mythological to fiction/several government emporia that trade antiques and handicrafts at bargain rates.

Major shopping destinations in Goa are:-

• 1. Anjuna Flea Market: Held every Wednesday at Anjuna Beach in North Goa it is a paradise or perfect place for real shopaholics. With hundreds of stalls selling hammocks, handicrafts, tattoos carving, western jewellery, souvenirs, beachwear, trinkets, bed covers, musical instruments, wall hangings, footwear, wooden crafts and carvings, t-shirts, junk jewellery and anything funky at best price allure visitors. So get ready to push for a bargain at Anjuna flea market. Don't Forget to Buy : Footwear, Artificial jewellery, Souvenirs and Anything funky

• 2. Mapusa Market: “Mapusa Market” is an attractive place for every enthusiastic shoppers, and one must visit Mapusa market on a sunny Friday morning where you can find just about anything, with items ranging from antiques and Goan pottery to handicrafts, its dried and fresh fish, spices, homemade pickles, fruits, vegetables, Goa’s famous ‘chouricos’ sausages, textiles, clothing, coir mats, jewellery and much more at reasonable price makes shopping fun and satisfying. So comes across this place and test your bargaining skills. Don't Forget to Buy Dried and Fresh Fish, Spices, Pickles, Goa’s famous ‘chouricos’ sausages, Antiques, Textiles and Handicrafts

• 3. Panjim Market: “Panjim Market” is just the normal Goan bazaar for most of the week, but If you want to experience the real flavours of traditional Goan shopping, visit it on a sunny Friday morning where you can find just about anything, with items ranging from antiques and Goan pottery to handicrafts, its dried and fresh fish, spices, homemade pickles, fruits, vegetables, Goa’s famous ‘chouricos’ sausages,  textiles, clothing, coir mats, jewellery and much more at reasonable price makes shopping fun and satisfying. So comes across this place and test your bargaining skills. Don't Forget to Buy Cashew nuts, Local spices, Handicrafts

• 4. Calangute Market Square: One of the most haunted beach spots in North Goa, “Calangute” features its own market with a line-up of beach-side shacks and stalls, selling everything right from trendy clothes to beachwear, handicrafts, leather products, souvenirs, sea shells, jewellery, carpets, metal crafts, and trinkets to lots of seafood snacks and beer. So get ready to check out the stalls and shacks at Calungate market square. Don't Forget to Buy Trinkets, Carpets, Beachweara

Goa’s Night Bazaars:

• 1. Mackie’s Night Bazaar: It is held every Saturday and runs until midnight on the dazzling Baga Beach pack with huge number of shopping hangouts selling antiques, junk jewellery, clothes, beachwear, souvenirs and handicrafts, along with eateries (authentic Chinese, Goan, Indian, and Tibetan fast food) and some vigorous live music that is truly an enthralling pleasure to unfold. Don't Forget to Buy : Antiques, Junk jewellery, Handicrafts

• 2. Ingo’s Saturday Night Bazaar: “Ingo’s Saturday Night Bazaar” at Arpora is a hot tourists spot and shoppers like, as this market is not an exhilarating fusion of shopping opportunities ranging from yummy foodstuff, herbs and spices to handicraft(from Rajasthan, Kashmir, and Tibet), bags, accessories, designer jewellery, paintings, semi-precious stones, clothes, books, rugs and carpets but the most alluring factor that mesmerize visitors is to shop in the pleasant atmosphere or in shimmering mid night that no doubt adds a happening feel to it. Don't Forget to Buy Handicrafts from Rajasthan, Kashmir, and Tibet, Handbags, Apparel

• 3. Baga Market: One of the most popular Saturday night flea market “Baga” not only boost for its numerous shacks and stalls selling everything from clothes to goodies, bric-a-brac, trinkets, jewellery, handicrafts and so more but its beach-side saloons where can get a trendy haircut, the tarot card readers or palmists and the terrace cafes and shacks that serve everything from coffee to pork vindaloo grab the attention of every visitors. Don't Forget to Buy: Bric-a-brac, Trinkets, Handicrafts