You'll find Maasai artifacts and handicrafts here — just go around noon when it's quieter, and bargain heavily since starting prices can be 70% higher than what you'll actually pay. Expect to haggle.
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Would be much better if the starting prices were not so outrageous that it feels like a scam
Local products with negotiated prices. Bargain heavily, at least 70%.
Went there around 12pm and it was quiet which I really enjoyed but this one was not as big as the ones on Saturday and Sunday.
Had a good time here with my partner. Spent a while browsing the different stores and picking up some handicrafts. Did a lot of haggling but generally initial prices seemed ok, not too wild. Depends w...
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