Bride Markets, Charms, And The World’s Most Unusual Markets

In some countries, people buy and sell exotic, unusual items that you won't find in popular markets around the world.
Bride markets, charms, and the world's most unusual markets
Akodessewa Fetish Amulet Market, Togo: The largest and most famous wormwood market in the world is located in the capital of Lome of the West African country, Togo. Scattered throughout the market are the stalls of skulls, dried corpses of all kinds of animals such as hyenas, monkeys, leopards, crocodiles, hippos, whales ..

. and materials for rituals. The priests can find any kind of spell needed for the ceremonies at the Akodessewa Fetish market. Photo: GlobalGaz
Skuon Spider Market, Cambodia: Skuon spider market in Skuon town (the capital of Cheung Prey district, Kampong Cham province) is a world-famous large market.



Skuon means "spider village", attracting international tourists with special fried spider dishes, besides there are spider dishes soaked in chili oil or fermented rice wine. In Cambodia, the Tarantula spider is used as food. It is said that the taste of Tarantula is a combination of chicken and fish. Photo: Dreamstime.
Mercado de las Brujas witch market, Bolivia: Mercado de las Brujas is the witch market in La Paz city. The market displays a multitude of exotic items from indoors that spill onto the pavement, road surfaces such as spells, healing trees, dead frogs and souvenirs, handicrafts such as wood, stone, etc. Dried camel fetuses are one of the most famous items at the witch market Photo: Dreamstime.




Silent market, Indonesia: Usually, the market is a noisy place of negotiation between seller and buyer. However, in West Sumatera there is a market that operates with sign language. Buyers and sellers do not talk, but negotiate by shaking hands under a cloth. They have implicit codes with a finger symbol representing hundreds of thousands to millions of rupiahs. Photo: Kompas.
Gypsy Bride Market, Bulgaria: Gypsy Bride Market is held once a year in Mogila, Bulgaria. Young girls come to the market hoping to find a good and handsome husband. At this market, the price of a young and beautiful woman is several thousand euros.



Photo: 4SEE Photographers.
Ka Faroshi Bird Market, Afghanistan: In Afghanistan, people often keep birds as pets. Ka Faroshi Bird Market in Kabul sells a variety of birds such as canaries, sparrows, pigeons ... The dusty road is now full of birds in bamboo cages. The market is also where people bet on "bird-fighting" matches, from big fighting birds to smaller quails. Photo: Pinterest
According to Uyen Hoang / Zing news
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