Shopping on Friday is fun and enjoyable because there are two weekends ahead and you will have time to shop. Most Asian countries keep their offices open until half past noon and close at 1 p.m.
However, many markets in my city are closed on Friday, which is considered a business off day. While others remain open for people to do their shopping. In Pakistan, markets are closed on Fridays, which is considered a business holiday.
But when I visited the Iranian city of Qom, I was amazed to see markets open with colourful lights and beautiful items for sale. I travelled to Iran with my family, which is rich in culture and beautiful handcrafted items. I spend my winter vacation in Iran because it is the best time to travel due to the good weather.
That day was Friday, and we decided to go shopping and finish the tasks that we were was given. There are many beautiful items available in Qom city, particularly those made by hand. They are more elegantly designed and more durable.
To be honest, I prefer purchasing Iranian items because they are of high quality and last a long time. Especially when it comes to purchasing dishes, plates, bowls, dinner sets, artificial jewellery, shoes, Qaab, carpet, and other items. The good thing is that these items are reasonably priced and of high quality.
We decided to go to "BAZAR BUZURG SARPOSH," as it is known in Persian. The name is derived from the phrase "Huge Covered Market," and it was chosen because the market is too large to visit and contains a wide variety of human life items. You will find all of your items at reasonable prices in this market.
We had previously visited this market and purchased all of our necessities, but this time I was in need of toys, shoes, and steel bowls. The toys were for my children, who annoyed me greatly by buying toys for us. Which I decided to purchase for them in order to silence them.
Other items, such as a steel bowl, were required in that new city for dinner and lunch. When you move to another country, you will need many of these items to get through the day. We were also looking for steel bowls to give as gifts to our relatives.
Shoes, handcrafted bowls, plates, and other sets are more popular in my society, and we use them as gifts for our relatives after a trip. We returned home after purchasing all of the items from the market. When I got home, I calculated how much these items would cost us.
All of these items cost me between 500,000 and 1,000,000 Toman, which is approximately 7500 Pakistani rupees. Which is much cheaper than buying these items in my home country, which would cost me more than 2 million Toman, which is much more expensive, and this is why I prefer Iranian markets over all others.
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