Otavalo Town Markets Review

This is the largest farmer's market in Otavalo. The market is set up along the street, mainly small commodities, melons and fruits, local snacks, handicrafts, etc. There are a lot of tourists here, and the goods are also very rich. There are lively bargaining sounds in the ears, and there is a market atmosphere.

One of the largest Indian fairs, where you can find Indian handicrafts, textiles, plant ivory, special jewelry, alpaca wool products, etc., low price, can bargain, is the ideal place to buy souvenirs and handwriting. Although there is a market every day, but Saturday is the largest, the most stalls, the most lively.

Otawalo Market is the most prosperous agricultural commodity trading market in the area. The market is built along the street. Food, fruits and vegetables, clothing, and crafts can be found here. There are about 1,000 vendors here. The passenger flow is also very lively and affordable. It is worth visiting and purchasing some.

This plateau town boasts Ecuador's largest, and the famous Saturday market throughout South America begins every Saturday from the early hours of the morning to gather small vendors, put out daily necessities and handicrafts, and extend outward from the town center. Almost the whole town is dressed up, and the residents of the surrounding towns are entering Otavalo to buy daily necessities on this day, so that the place is very lively.

This is the most famous market in Otawalo. There are many people, some selling small crafts, and some selling local food. Unfortunately, the language is not available, so I didn’t buy anything.