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Thiri Mingalar Market (Yangon, Myanmar)
2008.03.30
The front view of Thiri Mingalar Market, Yangon. Myanmar. It is the biggest marketplace that sells vegetable and fruits.
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The front view of Thiri Mingalar Market, Yangon. Myanmar. It is the biggest marketplace that sells vegetable and fruits.
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Fruit vendors at the market.
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Fruit vendors at the market.
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Fruit stalls selling various kinds of seasonal fruits, both domestic and imported!!
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Fruit stalls selling various kinds of seasonal fruits, both domestic and imported!!
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D U R i A N
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D U R i A N
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Vegetables vendors weighing the morning glory.
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Vegetables vendors weighing the morning glory.
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Traditional ice-water vendor!!
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Traditional ice-water vendor!!
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A bunch of pineapples.
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A bunch of pineapples.
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Kid eating an apple.
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Kid eating an apple.
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Apples, Apples, Apple!!!
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Apples, Apples, Apple!!!
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Another ice-water vendor. Dont mention about those health standards and hygiene matters. Our people drink ice-water from this kind of vendor and swallow it. Some people say it taste like AVIAN DRINKING WATER. Laughing my ass off
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Another ice-water vendor. Dont mention about those health standards and hygiene matters. Our people drink ice-water from this kind of vendor and swallow it. Some people say it taste like AVIAN DRINKING WATER. Laughing my ass off
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What does he sell? Crushed areca nut doused with limestone extract and wrapped in betel leaves. A mild narcotic when chewed, the nut rots the teeth of regular users to stubs and leaves a nasty residue on the streets. Chewing betel is popular across most of southeast Asia.
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What does he sell? Crushed areca nut doused with limestone extract and wrapped in betel leaves. A mild narcotic when chewed, the nut rots the teeth of regular users to stubs and leaves a nasty residue on the streets. Chewing betel is popular across most of southeast Asia.
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Complicated moment!! The shot I have grabbed while people are passing by me.
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Complicated moment!! The shot I have grabbed while people are passing by me.
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BEGINNING....
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BEGINNING....
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HALF-WAY....
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HALF-WAY....
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Thats called HELPLESS CRY.
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Thats called HELPLESS CRY.
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A big bunch of THROW-AWAY behind Thiri Mingalar Market. Can you believe that?
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A big bunch of THROW-AWAY behind Thiri Mingalar Market. Can you believe that?
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A retail shop at Thiri Mingalar Market properly displaying its seasonal fruits.
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A retail shop at Thiri Mingalar Market properly displaying its seasonal fruits.
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Sunkist!!
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Sunkist!!
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APPLE, ORANGE, PINEAPPLE (A Retail Shop)
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APPLE, ORANGE, PINEAPPLE (A Retail Shop)
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An orange vendor, Gazing at Nothing
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An orange vendor, Gazing at Nothing
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ROSE (ISO - 200, MODE - PROGRAM, FLASH - NO)
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ROSE (ISO - 200, MODE - PROGRAM, FLASH - NO)
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ROSE (ISO - 1600, MODE - MACRO, FLASH - YES)
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ROSE (ISO - 1600, MODE - MACRO, FLASH - YES)
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Tri-shaw drivers awaits the passengers.
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Tri-shaw drivers awaits the passengers.
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Multi-function tri-shaw. Lolz. People here use tri-shaw to travel short distance, to carry things from one place to another and the likes. The most common mode of transportation in MYANMAR.
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Multi-function tri-shaw. Lolz. People here use tri-shaw to travel short distance, to carry things from one place to another and the likes. The most common mode of transportation in MYANMAR.
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I happened to go there with my best pal. He wanted my accompany while he was buying some fruits for his home. I brought my camera and grabbed some nice shots. At least to share the living standard of those vendors and daily lives of them.
