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Friday, 12 April 2013

Medan Travel Part 14: Berastagi Flower, Vegetable and Fruit Market


Berastagi is a quiet hilly town about half way between Parapat and Medan. I regretted we couldn't spend more time here as the weather is simply lovely.
We arrived at the market place at almost 6pm. This young man was persuading us to go for a horse cart ride but we were more interested to visit the market as it was getting late.
The flower stalls are just adjacent to the fruit and vegatable market.
It is always therapeutic to look at flowers.
These are the local produce from nearby farms.
I have never seen this fruit before. Was told they are Indonesian pessimum.
Mandarin oranges, mangosteens, avocados and strawberries are some of the fruits sold here.
These are the markisa fruits.
'Buah salak' or salacca zalacca is a species of palm fruit grown in abundance in Indonesia. The honey species were so sweet that we bought 2kg to bring home to Malaysia.
These rabbits and hamsters (in the background) are also for sale. 
It was dark by the time we came out from the market.


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