DARAJANI MARKET
A visit to the central market of Darajani is essential to understand the local life.
Expect to feast your eyes and nostrils! The central Darajani market, also known as Marikiti Kuu, "big market" in Swahili, was built in 1904 by Sultan Ali Bin Hamud. It was recently renovated to improve sanitary conditions. There is a succession of meat stalls on one side and fish stalls on the other. Flies cling to the carcasses and cats scavenge for scraps. Nevertheless, this visit is essential for understanding local life. The section devoted to spices and fruit and vegetables is pleasant.
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possibilité de visiter le marché couvert aux viandes si vous avez l'estomac bien accroché
section poissonnerie et viande avoir le cœur bien attache.
juste a la limite du vieux quartier.