While the summer heat is felt at Fethiye Tuesday Market, the stalls have filled with colorful products. In the market where colors and scents blend together, the abundance of summer continued to be reflected on the stalls.
In Fethiye, where the hottest days of the summer season are experienced, the Tuesday Market reflected the liveliness of summer this week as well with both its visual variety and activity. The crowd formed at the stalls set up from the early hours of the morning continued to have an effect during the noon hours.
In the market where colorful fruits and vegetables come together; the red of the tomato, the green of the pepper, the purple of the grape, and the refreshing appearance of the watermelon revealed the richness of summer tables. Despite the hot weather, the interest of both producers and citizens created a lively atmosphere in the market area.
In the vegetable group, tomatoes were sold at 40 TL, cucumbers at 30 TL, eggplants at 40 TL, zucchini at 50 TL, onions and potatoes at 40 TL, and peppers at 30 TL. In greens, lettuce was priced at 50 TL, purslane at 30 TL, and spinach at 100 TL on the stands. In the legume group, cowpeas sold for 200 TL, fresh beans for 120 TL, and lemons found buyers at 150 TL.
Summer's favorite products have come together at the fruit stalls. Strawberries are sold at 130 TL, cherries at 200 TL, apricots at 100 TL, plums at 200 TL, peaches at 100 TL, grapes at 250 TL, bananas at 90 TL, and apples at 70 TL; while watermelon and melon are priced at 40 TL and 100 TL, respectively.
Colorful stalls decorate summer tables at Fethiye Tuesday Market
Colorful stalls decorate summer tables at Fethiye Tuesday Market
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