This was a surprise for us on our recent visit to goa. We happened to be there on a saturday and got to know about it. Since we stayed in Anjuna it was very close by (opposite to Double Tree hotel) . Though we had kids of age 3 and 6, we still visited the place and were not disappointed.... More

Ever since we landed into Goa,our friends kept telling us about this Night Market.we ve been to a few markets around the globe,however this one :THIS IS IT!!! The vibe is amazing,the shows and performances of various acts,and you will bump into all sorts of human species;making it unreal and hard to believe that the world is right there! Shopping... More

This is must visit place if you are in Goa even if you dont shop. The market has everything to make your saturday a blast. The goods on sale are from all corners of India as well as some goods which you can see only in Goa. The things may be new for Foreign tourist but for Indians it the... More

In case you are looking for non branded stuff, this is the place for you. Huge variety tyo choose from

This is a great night out. Loads and Loads stalls great baragins. Lots of food stalls anything from burgers to spit roast chicken, from Pizza to wraps and even a chocolate fountain!! Several bars and a couple disco areas. Stage and live bands. From 7pm until about 3am! Do all you holiday shopping at one stop and have a great... More

Definitely worth a visit even if you don't buy anything,loads of stalls selling all sorts,we bought some cd's,ornaments,cheapo fridge magnets,pashminas,the usual stuff.there's a large area in the middle with live music and a bar but the best thing for us was the food area.....best chicken tikka wraps you'll ever eat ! One con...chaos trying to get in if you leave... More

Superb Food. Great music. Packed to capacity till the dead of the night. And multiple shops selling useless stuff at overpriced rates. That's what the Ingo's market is for me. There's never anything better to do on a Saturday night in Goa than go here. I can understand why some Indians might find this place awkward. The predominance of tourists... More

We had heard a lot about the saturday night bazaar and considering we landed in Goa on Saturday, we decided to go for it straight away. Upon entering it surely did come across as a very busy market filled with stalls selling handicrafts, chlothes etc. Most of the stuff available for sale is what you would get all over Goa... More

We went at the end of our holiday by which time we had already been to a number of markets and didn't stick around for much longer than an hour. It is very large has just about everything we saw in all other markets combined. Most prices are in Rupees - some negotiable others not. Semi naked (shirtless) good looking... More