Traditional market

From homemade textiles and shiny trinkets to fresh produce and street food delights, these are the most beautiful traditional markets around the world.

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Lijiang is a beautiful example of an old town in China. I take you to Lijiang and 3 outlying small old times called Yuhu, Baisha and Shuhe. Enjoy this trip!

Public markets encourage innovation, they create activity, and most of all, they lower the cost of entry to the market, which in turn, encourages jobs to locally grow.

Scene inside Banyuwangi traditional market, East Java, Indonesia

Designing a street market for Vietnam, the concept has been developed aiming at creating a seafood market that ensures lower energy consumption and retains the authentic chaotic manner of the traditional Vietnamese street market where there is a perfect blend of greenery and contemporaries. # Concept Architecture Competition

... and all your friends will be really jealous.

Ubud Market is located at the junction of Jalan Raya and Jalan Monkey Forest. Early in the morning the local people of Ubud gather at the market to buy their daily groceries, offerings, cakes and clothes. Later in the morning, the market transforms itself into the souvenir market where the Bali traveller can find all the things he or she can imagine: masks, bags, rattan-goods, paintings etc.

Read our guide to Britain’s best markets, then book one of our favourite hotels nearby