Baguio City: Night Market
Baguio is known for its inexpensive shopping. The Baguio Night Market is the place to go if you want to put your haggling abilities to the test. Every thrifty fashionista's dream comes true in this bargain-hunting paradise. A section of Harrison Road to the northeast of Burnham Park morphs into a flea market from 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Thanks to the rows of ukay-ukay stalls, you may find everything you need to complete a casual style without burning a hole in your wallet.
Ukay-ukay is the local phrase for surplus things shipped from other nations as well as second-hand clothing, luggage, and footwear offered at discounted costs. The ukay-ukay at the Baguio Night Market is overflowing. It's the finest location to find high-quality used jackets, boots, garments, and accessories at a fraction of their original cost. If you're lucky, you might come across one-of-a-kind vintage finds.
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I miss roaming the night markets and eating exotic street foods
So true. Their food there is great.
Missing it so very much
I want to go back before where I can freely roam and enjoy eating and choosing ukay ukay clothes in the middle of the night.
Yeah. I'm from Baguio but I rarely go to the night market. I kinda missed it to be honest.
That's a lot happening there. I love roaming around such a place. Good to see the photos.
So true. Its very crowded at time but the protocols are still being followed which is great.