Flacq Market
Location | East |
Operating Days | Wednesday, Sunday |
Duration | Flexible |
Activity Time | Flexible |
Transportation | Offered as Supplement |
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For with Lions Interaction / Cheetahs, you are free to carry your camera with you and take as many pictures you want during the Interaction.About The Flacq Market
Ready for a trip to the largest district in Mauritius in the East? Buckle up, we are heading to the Flacq for a shopping spree!
Undoubtedly the largest outdoor market in Mauritius, the Flacq Market offers a large variety of goods for willing buyers. For a visit with all the stalls operating, you can choose to visit on Wednesdays or Sundays.
The visit kicks off with the textile section where you will find fabrics of all colours and patterns. You will also find stalls with ready made garments as well. Colourful sarees, sparkling lehengas or comfy sweatpants are all available within meters of each other. Next section is for fruits and vegetables, where you will experience a feast for the eyes with the colourful placements of the vegetables and also amusement from the vendors with their unique slogans.
The last section of the Market consist mostly of souvenirs and local handicrafts. You will find here a large selection of souvenirs, jewelleries, handbags, baskets. There are a couple of stalls with several African themed tops and dresses hanging from the roof of the stalls, so heads up! On the far left of this section, the street food is available. Piping hot samousas (fritters filled with potatoes and peas) , freshly cooked gato arouille (Taro Root fritters) or some refreshing coconut water, you just have to make your choice and enjoy.
A trip to the Flacq Market is a must for those who want to learn more about the culture of the East of Mauritius. You may be lucky enough to even hear snippets of the Bhojpuri language spoken across the Flacq Market.
Comments
- Monday to Saturday: 6 am – 5 pm
- Sunday and Public Holiday: 6 am – 12pm
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