The market spans a tightly packed but fairly large area with narrow footpaths winding past vendors sheltered by individual thatched roof huts. Although most of the prepared food is found near the canal in the main section, a quieter stretch of walkways meander into a shady orchard where locally grown produce and one-of-a-kind handicrafts are sold. There’s even an “art zone” tucked into one corner; it looks to be set up mainly for kids, but don’t let that stop you from grabbing a paint brush.