A visit to Labim Bazaar

Hey guys! I had recently visited Labim Bazzar which was full of items on display outside the Labim Mall on the ground floor. The mall is situated at Pulchowk, Lalitpur in Nepal. Labim Bazzar is one of the attraction of Labim Mall where the stalls are on display and kept outside. It seems it is only kept every Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. The other days its just normal. I had visited the bazzar around 2 pm. To be honest it was full of people guys, a lot of crowd. It was a new experience for someone visiting Labim Mall every now and then. It was a completely different scene for me personally. Well that said, you must really try some of the food items as well once you visit. There were many bakery items, meat items, teas, etc which seemed delightful and delicious. I had also tried Baklav, one of the turkish bakery item. It wasn't expensive as well. It was so sweet and crunchy. Also, you can checkout other items as well also you are getting all at one place guys. Do visit and enjoy.

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