Notes Traveler: Kayrang floating market in the Mekong Delta

At the market we arrived it was still dark, while local merchants only to wake up and get out from under the canopies of their boats:

If the trade comes from the bow of the boat, then the whole life is concentrated on the stern:

After sunrise, the market turns into an anthill on the water. There, small boats are sailing here, buying fruit for resale:

They moor to the longboats and start bargaining:

Judging by the "signboard", on this boat you can buy a wide range of fruits, but the prices here are slightly higher:

And this is a monobark with low prices, selling only potatoes:

Pineapples are one of the most popular products in this market:

Floating cafes are floating around between the boats:

Here we had breakfast:

In addition to traders and buyers in the market many tourists:

They are treated to succulent and insanely sweet pineapples:

In addition to fruit, lottery tickets are very popular:

Gasoline into the engine is poured directly on the move from plastic bottles:

I did not fully understand the meaning of these signs:

We were taken by 2 people in a boat. The helmsmen on all boats were women, who during the walk wove for us various ornaments:

Back to the hotel we returned to the narrow channels:

It was interesting to observe how people live here:

Wash directly in the river and in clothing:

How will it be in Russian?

Stay Tuned!