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- The traditional Indian marketplace is known as the bazaar.
- The bazaar is a bustling and lively place.
- It consists of vendors of many different products selling things to their customers.
- Bazaars have vendors selling fresh fruits and vegetables straight from farms.
- Bazaars are usually open markets.
- The shops in bazaars are non-permanent and are folded up by the vendors after the day is over.
- We get our daily necessities from the bazaar.
- Bazaars sell these goods at a reasonable price, unlike big supermarkets.
- Haggling is allowed in bazaars and is an important aspect of the shopping experience there.
- Bazaars sell fruits, vegetables, flowers, spices, fish, meat, and much more.
