The market is located in Arpora, North Goa. You can reach it by taxi or rented scooter. Many visitors use ride-sharing apps or local taxis. +1

Yes, parking is available, but it can be challenging due to the large crowds. Arriving early is recommended to secure a spot. +1

Taxis and rented scooters are popular choices. Consider a taxi if you plan to enjoy the market's beverages.

It's generally accessible by road. Be prepared for crowds and potentially uneven ground within the market area.

Yes, it's a significant drive from South Goa, so plan your travel time accordingly. Taxis are readily available.

No, there is no entry fee to access the market itself. However, there might be a charge for parking.

The market typically starts in the evening and runs late into the night, often until 3 AM on Saturdays. +1

It's a Saturday night event, usually commencing around 6 PM and extending until the early hours of Sunday morning. +1

The market operates every Saturday. It's advisable to check local listings for any holiday closures, though it's generally a weekly event.

No advance booking is required as it's a public market with free entry. Just show up on a Saturday evening.

You'll find a wide variety of goods including clothing, accessories, jewelry, handicrafts from Rajasthan and Tibet, bags, spices, and more. +1

Absolutely! Bargaining is expected and highly recommended. Sellers often start with higher prices, so haggle for the best deals. +1

Popular choices include dream catchers, handcrafted jewelry, leather goods, and unique textiles. Don't forget to bargain! +1

Yes, many stalls feature handicrafts from various regions of India, including Rajasthan and Tibet, offering a glimpse into local artistry.

Quality can vary. It's a flea market, so inspect items carefully. You can find some excellent handcrafted pieces if you look closely.

There's a diverse range of food stalls offering everything from local Goan cuisine to international dishes like Greek food, organic salads, and chocolate waffles.

Yes, food and drinks inside the market tend to be on the pricier side. It's often recommended to eat a meal before visiting. +1

No, outside food and even sealed water bottles are generally not allowed. You must purchase consumables within the market.

With the variety of international food stalls, you can likely find vegetarian and vegan options, especially at places offering salads or specific cuisines.

While specific recommendations vary, exploring the diverse stalls for local Goan snacks or international treats like waffles is a good approach.

Yes, the vibrant atmosphere, colorful stalls, live music, and diverse crowd make it a great spot for photography. +1

It's a lively, bustling, and energetic market with a festive atmosphere, often featuring live music and a party vibe. +1

It's generally acceptable to take photos, but it's always polite to ask permission, especially if you're focusing on a specific vendor or person.

Visiting after sunset when the lights are on and the music is playing will give you the most vibrant and atmospheric shots.

Look for the colorful handicrafts, the food stalls with their tempting displays, and the performers on stage for unique photo opportunities. +1