Markets Experiences

Markets experiences

A flurry of life and busyness, local languages, and wafting spices, markets are often a gateway into the heart of a new destination. They are places to discover just who the locals are, what they love to chat about and eat - and to test out your haggling skills. From the bustling Maasai Market in Nairobi to the floating markets of Thailand, you’ll find yourself entranced by dazzles of colourful goings-on before almost certainly leaving with your pockets a little lighter!

Discover Tokyo's Sacred Sensoji Temple

Stepping into Senso-ji Temple is like wandering through a vibrant tapestry of Tokyo's past. As the city's oldest temple, it's a kaleidoscope of history and spirituality. The approach is a feast for the senses, with the colorful Nakamise street offering an array of traditional Japanese treats and crafts. Inside, the temple grounds are a serene escape from the city bustle, inviting visitors to reflect and absorb the tranquil yet lively atmosphere. Senso-ji isn't just a visit; it's a journey through the soul of Tokyo, blending the sacred with the bustling daily life of the city.

Explore the traditional street markets of Medellin

Explore a typical and traditional Medellin market, get to know its fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers. Sample exotic fruits and interact with local vendors when bargaining for a good price. NOTE: Arrive early when the market action is in full swing! Have breakfast but leave a little room to taste the fruits, juices and treats at the market. Duration: 4 hours

Visit Miyagawa Morning Market in Takayama

Visit the Miyagawa Morning Market in Takayama for a lively and authentic local experience. This vibrant market, set along the Miyagawa River, is a feast for the senses. Here, you can explore stalls brimming with fresh produce, handmade crafts, and local delicacies. It's a perfect place to mingle with locals, taste the region's flavors, and find unique souvenirs. The market's lively atmosphere offers a glimpse into the daily life and culture of Takayama.