You know you're in an open air market, when you see colorful umbrellas such as these.
Today, we're heading back to the streets of *Ilaya* and *Tabora* in Divisoria, known for its busiest, crowded and mostly boisterous side of the hood.
In a market like this, you're sure to find bargains, trinkets and what nots. 
Some of the things you'll find in this market.
Different sizes of Pots and Pans- ranging from small to ultra big.
and prepare yourself to haggle with vendors, bumping elbows with each other
and withstand the heat of the sun.
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after visiting divisoria before i always find myself buying items i don't need :)
ReplyDeletei love going to divisoria.
I have always loved this kind of colorful markets! These are beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteYou're a day ahead of me! What a great collection of open air market photos for theme day! I wish I could stroll around there and have a look!
ReplyDeleteSo loaded with wares to sell!! And the colour and the variety is just overwhelming. Grand shots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a joy for the sense of sight. Colourful happiness.
ReplyDeletePlease have a great Wednesday.
daily athens
A wonderful collection of market shots.
ReplyDeleteSydney - City and Suburbs
What a fun looking market. Nice photo!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this fun Divisoria tour! Those have got to be the biggest pans I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteGood to see Manila is not lacking in inflatable Sponge Bobs.
ReplyDeleteVery colourful indeed!
ReplyDeleteI'd probably be there for hours, looks so much fun with practically everything! I'd have to learn how to haggle though :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Arabesque. Lots of colour and busy busy busy.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Melbourne Daily Photo
Some things seem to be universal. This could perfectly be Spain, or India, Cyprus...
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