Papeete Market Review

The most magnificent area of the market is the fruit and vegetable area in the middle. Tahiti women in traditional costumes and wearing wreaths sell all kinds of fresh melons and vegetables, and customers, intertwined with them in this busy flow of people, form a unique landscape. Apart from Polynesians, Asians and European people are also constantly growing in the market, making the market more diverse. Now the Papeete market has become the most dynamic place here. Every early weekend morning, there are many zero-hour vendors gathered next to the market, holding colorful umbrellas, drinking and selling a variety of specialty goods. These gadgets, although they look unusually low-key, are particularly exquisite and beautiful. The small square in front of the market is often colorful, and it is always full of local people to hold celebrations. Every weekend, people line up here. It is not until Taiyang is hanging in the air, and the world outside the market is gradually calming. Julia pushed her young grandson away from the hustle and bustle of the streets with the returning crowd. Jeepney cars passing through, accompanied by a hazy night, the air was retro; the car trunks full of modern advertising, the passengers of different appearances, like a vivid picture. Every simple composition tells the beautiful story here.