Local markets

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1. Lara Market (Near Kundu)

When: Usually held on Saturdays.

What to Expect: A lively local market where you can find fresh produce, spices, herbs, and handmade goods. It’s a great place to experience the vibrant atmosphere of a Turkish market, with vendors selling everything from fruits and vegetables to textiles, shoes, and local handicrafts. The market also offers a variety of Turkish sweets and street food like simit (Turkish sesame bagel) and baklava.

2. Belek Market

When: Typically held on Fridays.

What to Expect: This market is not far from Kundu and is popular for its mix of fresh food, clothing, and local handicrafts. Belek's market is known for a large selection of locally grown fruits, vegetables, nuts, and herbs. It's also a great place to shop for souvenirs like textiles, Turkish rugs, ceramics, and leather goods.

3. Antalya Bazaar (Kaleiçi)

When: Open daily.

What to Expect: Although a little further from Kundu, Antalya's Old Town (Kaleiçi) offers a charming bazaar experience. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets lined with boutiques selling handcrafted items, jewelry, leather goods, antiques, spices, and traditional Turkish carpets. It's perfect for those looking to take home unique souvenirs. The atmosphere is more touristy but still offers a taste of local life and culture.

4. Antalya Tuesday Market

When: Every Tuesday.

What to Expect: This is one of Antalya's largest and busiest open-air markets, located in the city center. The market offers a huge range of goods including fresh local produce, clothing, kitchenware, souvenirs, and artisan products. It’s an excellent spot to find local foods like olives, cheese, and Turkish spices, as well as handcrafted goods like pottery and textiles.