Going deep
Going deep into the human life of Port Vila, the central market is naturally a must-go. It is the most densely populated area in the city, and no one will question its level of excitement. The market does not have a large scale, but it has a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition to Sundays, there is always a dazzling array of colors, filled with busy merchants, forming a unique cultural center.
The hawkers selling vegetables in the market are mostly residents living in the suburban villages of the city. Every day before sunrise, they bring their own vegetables and sell them to the market. Until the evening, carrying vegetables, all the way back to the home in the mountains. In the market, women set up a simple sales desk, grouped together in groups of three, and the dishes were sorted and streamlined into a pile, while giving a unique scream, waiting for customers.
The market every morning is the most lively moment of the day. The vegetables sold by the hawkers are basically cultivated at home, and the fruits are very fresh. Red, green and green, the entire market is dotted with colorful. Walking through it, you can really feel the rich Vanuatu humanity, in which the various colors of the face are rushed, and the ordinary condenses a unique temperament.