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Handicrafts, fruit, and island shirts galore!
Talamahu Markets的点评
点评：Some people find this a disappointing market because it is not particularly vibrant. Some areas are for the local people - where lots of fresh fruit and vegetables are brought in by farmers to supply Nuku'alofa, some are for tourists where the handicrafts are sold, and some areas are for both groups like the clothing areas, where lots of colourful island shirts are sold. At times, that seemed to be the only clothing available (!), but more is available if you look, and more again, if you ask.
It's not picturesque, and the Tongans are a polite people, so the frenzy of some countries markets just is not on the table here, and that might count for some peoples disappointment.
Bargaining is not required - it is not the custom, although the seller may offer a discount if you are buying multiple items. I averaged about 20% off, after descending upon a handicraft stall and buying multiple items, due to the inability to choose what I wanted most! There are restrictions on bringing coral - which many necklaces are made from - into many countries though, so choose carefully.
It's the main market for Nuku'alofa, and the busiest on the quiet island of Tongatapu, where tourists are not as common as on some other South Pacific islands. Don't rush, have a browse, and don't go past the tropical fruit. I got a rugby ball sized papaya for about NZ$5.
A lot of the stalls sell similar items, so stroll around, here and there. The sellers seem to be in fairly friendly competition - one sent me to a friend's stall when he didn't have the shirt I wanted, and the friend returned the favour with another customer.
It's not picturesque, and the Tongans are a polite people, so the frenzy of some countries markets just is not on the table here, and that might count for some peoples disappointment.
Bargaining is not required - it is not the custom, although the seller may offer a discount if you are buying multiple items. I averaged about 20% off, after descending upon a handicraft stall and buying multiple items, due to the inability to choose what I wanted most! There are restrictions on bringing coral - which many necklaces are made from - into many countries though, so choose carefully.
It's the main market for Nuku'alofa, and the busiest on the quiet island of Tongatapu, where tourists are not as common as on some other South Pacific islands. Don't rush, have a browse, and don't go past the tropical fruit. I got a rugby ball sized papaya for about NZ$5.
A lot of the stalls sell similar items, so stroll around, here and there. The sellers seem to be in fairly friendly competition - one sent me to a friend's stall when he didn't have the shirt I wanted, and the friend returned the favour with another customer.
翻译：有些人觉得这个市场不太好，因为它的活力不足。有些区域是当地人的聚集地，农民们会把大量新鲜水果蔬菜运到努库阿洛法；有些区域是游客的聚集地，出售手工艺品；还有一些区域则对两种人群都开放，比如服装区，那里出售各种色彩鲜艳的岛屿衬衫。有时，似乎只有这些衣服可以买（！），但如果你仔细寻找，你会发现更多；如果你开口询问，你会发现更多。
这里风景并不优美，汤加人也非常有礼貌，所以这里没有其他国家市场那种疯狂的景象，这可能是一些人感到失望的原因。
这里不需要讨价还价——这不是惯例，不过如果你购买多件商品，卖家可能会给你折扣。我在一个手工艺品摊位买了好几件商品，因为无法选择最想要的，所以平均只得到了八折的折扣！不过，很多国家都限制携带珊瑚入境——很多项链都是用珊瑚制成的——所以要谨慎选择。
这是努库阿洛法的主要市场，也是宁静的汤加塔布岛上最繁忙的市场。这里的游客不像南太平洋其他岛屿那么多。别着急，慢慢逛，别错过热带水果。我买了一个橄榄球大小的木瓜，大约5新西兰元。
很多摊位都卖类似的商品，所以可以随意逛逛。摊主们似乎在进行相当友好的竞争——一个摊主没有我想要的衬衫，就把我介绍给了他朋友的摊位，而他朋友也因此带了另一个顾客来。
这里风景并不优美，汤加人也非常有礼貌，所以这里没有其他国家市场那种疯狂的景象，这可能是一些人感到失望的原因。
这里不需要讨价还价——这不是惯例，不过如果你购买多件商品，卖家可能会给你折扣。我在一个手工艺品摊位买了好几件商品，因为无法选择最想要的，所以平均只得到了八折的折扣！不过，很多国家都限制携带珊瑚入境——很多项链都是用珊瑚制成的——所以要谨慎选择。
这是努库阿洛法的主要市场，也是宁静的汤加塔布岛上最繁忙的市场。这里的游客不像南太平洋其他岛屿那么多。别着急，慢慢逛，别错过热带水果。我买了一个橄榄球大小的木瓜，大约5新西兰元。
很多摊位都卖类似的商品，所以可以随意逛逛。摊主们似乎在进行相当友好的竞争——一个摊主没有我想要的衬衫，就把我介绍给了他朋友的摊位，而他朋友也因此带了另一个顾客来。
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