Centenary Farmers Market
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Wendy Y
Singapore, Singapore178 contributions
Nov 2019 • Family
Clean and neatly laid out market that sells fresh produce like vegetables and fruits; dried meats; homemade honey, cheese and butter; different sorts of grains; incense powders; etc. There are also shops around it selling sundry goods and clothing and bags. Very nice place to immerse in the local way of life. Definitely worth a visit!
Written December 13, 2019
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Wanderlust_Bhavna
Mumbai, India84 contributions
Apr 2018
This was an additional point we covered during our tour to Bhutan. It is surprising to see such oraganized, clean and neat market. Also, it was not at noisy and comfortable to buy groceries, fruits and non-veg
Written May 24, 2018
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Tawhid R
Dhaka Division, Bangladesh87 contributions
Jan 2018
This is the cleanest local open vegetable market I had ever visited anywhere in my life. Recommended to visit if you want to find local flavor of the available vegetables and fruits.
Written January 16, 2018
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chinws
Singapore, Singapore20 contributions
Apr 2017 • Friends
A must-visit place for those who love local agricultural plant products, like ginger, dried chilli, red rice, honey, turmeric, etc. Cheap and good. Example - fresh organic turmeric powder 250 gm for 100 local currency(about US $1.40).
A whole variety of market foods where the locals themselves shop . Great for photo shoots.
A whole variety of market foods where the locals themselves shop . Great for photo shoots.
Written May 3, 2017
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates130 contributions
Apr 2017 • Couples
Above all this is the cleanest farmers market we have ever seen anywhere. The lower level is imported fresh produce while the upper level is Bhutanese-grown produce. It's typical of any farmers market however the "cityscape views" are interesting, from the paintings of mystical animals and penises on the outside of the surrounding apartment walls to ward off evil spirits to everyday life on view.
Written April 26, 2017
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pemblin
Bangkok, Thailand723 contributions
Aug 2016 • Couples
Our guide told us downstairs is all imported food from India and upstairs is the local produce.
Upstairs was a complete feast for the senses with a riot of colour and aroma and tastes.
It was Apple season for our visit and they were delicious
Upstairs was a complete feast for the senses with a riot of colour and aroma and tastes.
It was Apple season for our visit and they were delicious
Written August 27, 2016
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Pieter
Cape Town, South Africa1,691 contributions
Jan 2015
This was one of the hightlights in your visits to Bhutan. We bought many food items here and I cooked the most amazing meal that nigth. I wish we had a market like this in my country. This is world class and very cheap.
Written October 14, 2015
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doctordonn
Bangkok, Thailand135 contributions
Aug 2015 • Solo
Definitely worth a trip if you are in Thimphu on the weekend in the summer. A little difficult to find, it's a 15 minute walk from the center of town. Just ask for the "vegetable market." It is a traditional wet market full of stalls overflowing with colorful fruits and vegetables. There is an old footbridge nearby that is very photographic and leads to a handicraft market.
Written September 27, 2015
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jamie0901
Mumbai, India586 contributions
Apr 2014 • Family
Centenary Farmers Market is very close to Coronation Park. People sell vegetables, flowers, fruits,spices here. It is 2 floors. This is very clean and neat.
Next to the market is the oldest walking bridge . We walked to the other side. It is fully covered with Prayer Flags .
Next to the market is the oldest walking bridge . We walked to the other side. It is fully covered with Prayer Flags .
Written May 3, 2014
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ankur kandoi
Siliguri, India1,478 contributions
Mar 2023 • Couples
its a Sunday market and its done in a very organized manner unlike lndia ( being a neighbor ) ..
can visit this place and try some organic vegetables as everything in Bhutan is chemical free !!
can visit this place and try some organic vegetables as everything in Bhutan is chemical free !!
Written March 26, 2023
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Hi, Can you tell me whether Thimphu's weekend market and Centernary Farmers Market are one? Or they are different. I am confusing. Thanks very much.
Written June 19, 2015
Rohan_DigitalExplore
Bengaluru, India
Thimphu's weekend market and Centernary Farmers Market are not the same .
Written January 14, 2016
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