Hong Kong has a big market called Ladies Market wich i though sounded a bit sexist, but it had lots of cool stuff for everyone. Probably called ladies market because there is a market with electronics a bit futher up.
Family haggling practice I found two cool dresses, but it took some dedication because there were really litterally a million different things there. Haggeling got a bit tricky after the saleswoman saw Maren reaction to the Totoro powerbank.Got some new shadesPirate bags, absolutley not the original. The price was way to low and you also saw the details was sloppy.Ofcourse, this has a totaly other meaning in AsiaLadies market had lots of bags, toys and clothes for all genders. It’s easy to haggel here and you will not find pricy stuff here. There is, of course, a bit of copy items here. Wich could be fun if thats what your looking for. But avside from that there are fun trinkets you probably didn’t know anyone made. It takes a bit of time and patience to find what could be a tresure for you though, but we were very happy with what we bought.
[edit Trond:] The prices was all up for discussion. You usualy start on 1/3 or a bit higher, and close on just unde 1/2 of asking price. Sometimes cheaper. They woul shout new offers at you as you slowly walked away. 🙂
[edit Trond:] Ladies Market is aprox 600-700 meters. And you do get a lot of the same goods, but I would still say that there is allways something new to – and something you have not seen before. Well worth the walk, and we got some nice and cool gifts along the way. also, if you need some bags and jackets n stuff.. nice place for a deal.
We bought five fidget spinners even though we didn’t think we needed any. At a bargain, of course 🙂
