Semat Market (Pasar Semat) or Berawa Market (Pasar Berawa)
on the map…
This is one of the largest markets in the area and is conveniently located right in the middle of Berawa Street. There's a fairly wide selection of fruits here, and you can buy young coconuts for 10,0…
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Local market with fruits and vegetables at affordable prices.
The market opens at 5 AM.
Prices, like at other markets, are cheaper than in supermarkets. Great for experiencing the local atmosphere.
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