Goa, April 1 -- The much-hyped Anjuna flea market, originally started by hippies to sell their goods, has now become a doubtful last option for tourists to explore. The market remains oblivious to many of those who arrive in Goa. The future of this bazaar hangs by a rusty anchor. The market, which opens only on Wednesdays, tends to empty by evening, despite shops remaining open from morning till night.
Market in a challenging phase
The crumbling market is facing a plethora of difficulties to not lose its standing in this tourism realm. Chef Rohan D'Souza, co-partner at a restaurant, said, "We have been in this market for quite some time, and we have seen the market over the years. Previously, the market was great, but there are certain ...
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