The night market is the busiest in Pasilian, from when I was in elementary school until now I have children, this night market is still there. But yes, that's the minus, they say there are a lot of extortion and now there are quite a few buskers too.

The night market is a market that carries out trading transactions at night. Various merchandise or services are bought and sold here. Night markets are usually an important tourism attraction in sub-tropical and tropical countries, this is related to the air temperature at night which is not so cold compared to cold climate areas. Night markets are very common in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia. In the night market there are various stalls and stalls which usually sell goods and food, such as various snacks and snacks, local favorite dishes, fruit, clothes, shoes, toys, balloons, watches and alarm clocks, knick-knacks and ornaments. at a relatively cheap price. DVDs, compact discs and pirated computer software are often sold at night markets. Night markets resemble festivals, carnivals, or fairs, where carnival games and children's rides, such as mini carousels, merry-go-rounds, and mini trains are also available. Some classic snacks such as cotton candy, ice cream, hot dogs, toast, burgers and grilled sausages, are also popular alongside traditional local foods. Night markets are usually held one to several days a week, as traders rotate around different neighborhoods on different days of the week. Haggling over prices is a common practice in this kind of market.

Love it

Ok

Good for buying cheap stuff

Ok

Nice

The place to buy snacks

Good

Pretty busy

Good

Very busy, quite orderly and parking is available

Ok