Malatapay Livestock Market

Local friends introduced us here, which is really worth visiting. Although we didn't buy anything big, we bought some fruits and ate them on the spot. We couldn't make seafood, but seafood is really cheap.

This market is a good place to learn more about the daily life of Filipino people. There are many tropical fruits in the Philippines, and there are many markets, and their mangoes are especially sweet and cheaper than domestic ones.

Malatapay Market, with booths on both sides of the road, has a market every Wednesday morning, which is more lively. Local people are very enthusiastic to greet you, recommend local handicraft, I think it is more memorable and valuable.

Travel should not only have beautiful scenery, go deep into the local people's life, experience the local culture, but also be part of the journey. Malatapay Fair is similar to the domestic market. According to our residential landlord, it has a long history. There used to be many kinds of handicraft, local delicacies, fresh seafood and fruit, but in the past two years really lonely, has entered the prosperity of that year. After more than an hour of shopping, I bought some fruits and seafood (prawns, coffee crabs and squid) and went back to borrow the landlord's kitchen to cook my only meal in Duma. In addition, I bought a few small items and returned home as a letter.

This is a local living market where you can buy a lot of vegetables and fruits,