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The Ipiales market is one of those tight, partially indoor markets where you can really feel you're "not in Kansas anymore." Of course, there's little there for a traveler to buy, but the smells, sights, noises and memories come free. If I lived in a city like Quito, I'd be in such a market every day, for a battery, a spoon, socks... There's actually more than one level to this market, and it looks like the hybrid between a souk and a mall. There is much police presence and, right or wrong, I felt safe. Leave a Comment Directions: The market in in the block between Imbabura, Mideros, Cuenca, and Chile Street, near the Church of La Merced.
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Markets Local towns that surround Quito offer markets any day of the week. The most famous, Otavalo, buzzes seven days a week, however, the best day to go is on Saturday. Artisans, weavers, and vendors of every sort come from miles around to share their ware with the world. There are also smaller, less touristy markets in towns such as Zumbagua and Guangaje. Market schedule: Sunday: Santa Domigo de los Colorados, Otavalo, and Parque Ejido in Quito Tuesday: Latacunga, Otavalo Wednesday: Pujili, Otavalo Thursday: Saquisili, Otavalo Saturday: Otavalo, Latacunga, and Parque Ejido in Quito, and Mitad del Mundo Leave a Comment
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