Glimpses of the Sanvordem (Curchorem) bazaar on Sunday

Dhiraj Harmalkar

People come to Sanvordem (Curchorem) bazaar to buy locally grown dry chillies.

Goa|Curchorem|bazaar|Dry Chillies | All pics: Dhiraj Harmalkar

Local women vendors sell organically grown indigenous veggies at Sanvordem (Curchorem) bazaar on Sunday.

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People also prefer buying clothes from small stalls at reasonable prices.

Goa|Curchorem|Bazaar|Clothes

If you want fresh flowers and garlands then Sanvordem (Curchorem) bazaar is the right place to buy them.

Goa|Curchorem|Bazaar|Flowers

Suke, Khare jaaye? This bazaar is the best place to purchase good quality dry fish on Sunday.

Goa|Curchorem|Bazaar|Dry fish

A vendor is seen selling budkulyo, tilgul and chone at the Sunday bazaar.

Goa|Curchorem|Bazaar|Earthen wears

Locals from various parts of South Goa visit the Sanvordem (Curchorem) bazaar to buy groceries, fruits, veggies and other items.

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Many people use the railways as the cheapest and a fastest mode of transport to the Sanvordem (Curchorem) bazaar on Sunday.

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