Tiangge

This is a sort of a refuge when I want good bargains. Well, I have to really look for some good finds. I go here whenever there are ample to time to kill on a Sunday after my church duty while waiting for my daughter's own church activities to finish. It's one ride away from our church.

I don't know. Buying in tiangges (flea market) prove to be expensive too if you don't watch what you buy and you haven't prepared to set a limit to what you will spend. Since it's relatively cheaper here, you tend to buy and buy until you realize you spend a few thousand pesos for a few pair of pants, tops and whatever.