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AT THE
AT THE WET MARKET
In the midst of the onslaught of cozy supermarket area, traditional markets remain the choice of locals to meet their daily needs.
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Traditional markets in the city of Medan still exist in several places and spread in 21 districts in the city of Medan. At the same time, Traditional markets are still emerging in the city.
In the Sambas market, you will hear the distinctive conversation of ethnic Chinese who come
from various parts of Medan, some of the market visitors are very often stop by just to enjoy coffee while in touch with relatives. Harmony among residents of different ethnicities and religions is also recorded in this market. Not infrequently a Chinese citizen is heard speaking Batak, talking with other traders.
Previous spread The exterior of Sambas market, comprising of main building with rickshaws outside.
This spread 1. General patron and vendors interact within the wet market
2. An alley which leads to the common area
3. An empty stairways down the market during the closing hour.
4. The staircase during the hours, leading to the inside part of market.
Above 1. Butcher secrion where patrons assess the quality of meat and negotiate price
Left 2. The main common area where the vendors and patrons meet and chat
Right (both) Assortment of snacks racked at the store
