It’s busy and crowded, but in a good way. No pushing, no aggressive behavior, just trade done as it has been done for centuries. Like in past times, many of the goods for sale are from China, but unlike before they’re now mostly made of plastic. Fortunately, there’s still lots of spices, textiles and more local handicraft, too. I really enjoyed it.
Like after a good vindaloo meal. But they’ve built a fence around it now, so it feels a bit less wild, I would imagine.