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Saturday, 23 March 2019
INSIDE TANANARIVE!THE CITY'S ICONIC ZOMA MARKET WHICH IS THE 2ND BIGGEST IN THE WORLD CLOSED DOWN IN 1997Antananarivo the capital city of Madagascar is a unique blend of influences and truly blooms with unexpected surprises. Draped over a dozen hills at a high altitude, the city exudes an anachronistic, almost medieval appearance. It is in the centre of Antananarivo that the colourful vibrancy takes hold of your senses as you shop at Zoma Market, the second largest market in the world. Join the crowd and flow through the central plaza and adjoining alley ways to experience the magic of this large open-air market. The entire city centre is chocked with umbrella-shaded stands selling every conceivable item from tropical fruit to used car parts. Bargaining is part of the enchantment of the friendly smiling Malagasy people who energetically tries to sell their products whether you want to buy it or not, you will be persuaded by one haggler or another with a “good deal”. Although the Zoma is split up in several smaller markets, it is the Friday market along Avenue de l'Independence that is the most spectacular and enticing. Explore the stalls offering the entire islands’ produce, walk around lazily and discover some of Madagascar’s finest handicrafts. The woven fabrics, flower-imbued stationery, leather goods, embroidery, wood carvings, and jewellery made from polished gemstones, are exquisite and make for the perfect gift or souvenir. Enjoy the extensive variety and abundance of fruit, meat, and fresh flowers on offer. While you shop at Zoma Market, the second largest market in the world, take in the old colonial architecture and absorb the wonderful spirit and cheerful faces of the people. The amazing Malagasy people, a lively atmosphere, and a feast of products make for the Zoma Market to be an extraordinary shopping experience not to be missed while visiting Antananarivo.
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