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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!

Visit the temples and markets of central Kandy

This inspiring guided walk through begins by the tranquil lake where you'll hear stories of this ancient kingdom. Journey to the iconic UNESCO-awarded Temple of the Tooth, which houses one of the last remaining relics of Buddha. Gaze with fascination at the city square where a church sits side-by-side with a Kovil (Hindu temple) and the great Red Mosque. Quench your thirst at the lovely Empire Cafe before rounding things off at Kandy Market, which is full of weird and wonderful vegetables, fruits and spices - a true adventure for the senses!

Explore the markets of Mto Wa Mbu village

Enjoy a drive across the wilds of Lake Manyara National Park where you'll stop at the village of Mto wa Mbu. Home to around 120 Maasai tribes with their own unique language and customs, the village is a riot of colour and bustling activity. Stroll through the Maasai Market with vibrant stalls of fruit, handmade shukas and beaded jewellery. Sample traditional dishes washed down with banana beer, learn all about the the art of Makonde carving and be amazed by the leaping Maasai dances. The village has some stunning views of the Great Rift Lake and down by the lake, you'll find a gushing waterfall to swim beneath.
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