Holiday Market

People always get fascinated to have any products at a cheaper rate. Holiday market brings the opportunity to have the cheapest products. Holiday market seats different areas in the capital. The most familiar holiday markets are situated at Motijheel in front of Ideal School. Another holiday market is seat in front of Rajdhani School, just behind parliament. Holiday market of Motijheel is famous as people of all ages and class gathered here. It was started from 2007. Every Friday it creates a big gathering in front of the Ideal School, Motijheel.
The authority has taken an effective decision. The market sits every Friday. From needle-thread to any type of goods are available in the market. With the raising of the sun the number of customer is grown up. Both sides of the street are fully covered by more than thousands of stole with different types of goods. Ladies cosmetics, saris, shoes, stitch-unstitch three-pieces, bed sheet, pillow covers, blankets, metal goods, ceramic item, children’s clothes, winter clothes, watch, food, grocery item and many important things are available in there. A shop keeper easily can convince a customer to buy his products.
The people, who are in a service, hardly have any time to going for shopping. And that’s why normally they used to go out in the weekend. And Friday is the weekend of all kind of service doing people. That’s why they normally are going out in Friday. The maximum number customer of the market is female. There opinion is that, they can complete their shopping from one place in very cheap rate. And also they can pass some time to refresh themselves. Because people of not only service going but also house wife are very busy with their work.

The holiday market is also sits on Saturday in front of Dhakeswari National Temple, near Tali Office on Sunday besides Sikder Medical College, at Samaj Kalyan Math on Jakir Hossain road on Monday, in Banasree Meradia haat on Tuesday, in Mohammadpur Salimullah road on Wednesday and in Basila on Thursday.


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