00:04Indi Nation, this time we will invite you to get to know Bacan Market which is located in the Chinatown area better.
00:11and is one of the traditional markets in Makassar City.
00:14Here we present the coverage for you.
00:17This is the atmosphere of Bacan Market which is located on Jalan Bacan, Makassar City.
00:22Its location in the Chinatown area makes this market one of the destinations for Chinese residents.
00:27to shop for their daily needs.
00:30Just like traditional markets in general, in the market you can find various necessities such as vegetables,
00:36seafood, spices, and others.
00:39It is said that this market has existed since the 19th century and has moved three times.
00:44The initial location was on Jalan Sulawesi, then moved to Jalan Sangir, then to Jalan Timur,
00:49to the last location on Jalan Bacan.
00:52And to find out more about Bacan Market, we have met with Deng Ali, a trader at this market.
00:58Deng Ali, since when have you been selling in this market?
01:02In the 80s, I was still five people selling, there were still bicycles,
01:07laying on the floor, just moved to Jalan Lembek, Beskora,
01:12just came back here, Jalan Bacan.
01:14So what differentiates this traditional market from other traditional markets?
01:20What sets the market apart here is that the goods are fresh.
01:24and like other items here there are still many live items for sale,
01:29such as shrimp, fish.
01:31What do local residents look for most when shopping?
01:34Yes, shrimp, fish,
01:38normality here, right?
01:40all the food stalls here,
01:41goods,
01:42in fish, shrimp,
01:45seafood.
01:47Interestingly, even though it is located in the middle of a Chinese settlement,
01:50but the traders in this market,
01:52The majority of residents are Bugis and Makassarese.
01:55Every day,
01:57Bacan Market starts operating from 6 am to 1 pm.
02:01Stay tuned to dianesia.tv for more key on lock coverage.
02:05I am Zahiga Sali and Cameramil Hardi Indonesia Putra is reporting.
02:07See you.
02:09Thank You.
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