Traditional Markets in Peru
While traveling in Peru, you'll likely come across several open-air markets — after all, every city has one. At these markets, you'll find extraordinary textiles, brightly-colored paintings, alpaca sweaters and beautiful jewelry, as well as more commonplace items like fruit, vegetables, and livestock. The markets are visited by both residents and foreigners alike, and are fantastic places for travelers to buy handicrafts and interact with locals.
The best places to visit in Traditional Markets in Peru

Pisac Market
With both ancient and modern attractions, the charming colonial town of Písac has truly earned its place on the map. It lies 20 miles (32 km) northeast of Cusco on the Urubamba River in the Sacred Valley. It’s at the base of a mountain that houses the spectacular Inca Písac Fortress.

Chinchero Market
Set within an Andean village in the Sacred Valley, the Chincero market is colorful and interesting. It’s less touristy than the Pisac market but no less impressive.

San Isidro Market
Visiting a market in a foreign country is always a fascinating experience; one can learn a great deal about the local lifestyles and customs by simply strolling among the stalls. The San Isidro market is no exception, offering travelers a clean, safe, and photogenic environment to explore.

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