Zuma Market
Looking down on Analakeli from above, you see hundreds of huge white umbrellas with vendors sitting underneath. You can buy anything you can think of here.
Abundant with exotic flavors, Zuma Market
is a real shock to all the senses. Often referred to as the second largest market in the world, it has an interesting flower section; a crafts section where you can buy leather goods, carved wooden figurines, straw hats like those worn by the locals, batik and other fabrics, even semi-precious stones and beads. All the goods are spread out on rugs on the ground, on tables or any other suitable surface. There are also departments selling fruits and vegetables, clothes and paintings, plants, tires and household goods. Zuma resembles partly an Indian bazaar, partly a village fair, and partly a circus.
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