Balıkesir, Bigadiç Perşembe Pazarı - 18 Nisan 2025 - #bazaar #turkey #keşfet #vlog #viralvideo

Bigadiç is located in Balıkesir Province, within the Southeastern Marmara subregion. It is 38 km from Balıkesir. It possesses one of the most important boron mineral mines in Türkiye and the world. The Bigadiç Plain, surrounded by the Yörücekler Regulator and irrigation canals built on the Simav River, plays a significant role in agriculture. Bigadiç, a land where cotton, tobacco, wheat, corn, sesame, chickpeas, legumes, tomatoes, sugar beets, sunflowers, and all kinds of vegetables grow, not only provides tons of vegetables and fruit to the district's residents but also to Balıkesir, Istanbul, and other district markets. Poyraz beans, walnuts, cherries, apples, chestnuts, cranberries, figs, pears, pomegranates, mulberries, and almonds, especially those grown in the mountain villages, are abundant. Çayüstü village is surrounded by walnut trees. Figs are grown in Kestane Alan Village, and Babaköy. Bigadiç is also famous for its cherries. Cherries grow in Aşağıçamlı Village. Over 30,000 head of cattle are raised in the villages. Twenty years ago, Bigadiç was designated Türkiye's egg market. The fruit, vegetable, clothing, and glassware market, held every Thursday in Bigadiç, is also a market where people from nearby districts, villages, and Balıkesir shop. Its generally organic nature makes the market attractive. Enjoy! Balıkesir Bigadiç Thursday, April 17, 2025 23° ortayakarışık Bigadiç is located in Balıkesir Province within the Southeastern Marmara subregion. It is 38 km away from Balıkesir. Bigadiç Plain, surrounded by the Yörücekler Regulator built on the Simav Stream and irrigation canals, is an important place in agriculture. Bigadiç, where cotton, tobacco, wheat, corn, sesame, chickpeas, pulses, tomatoes, sugar beets, sunflowers and all kinds of vegetables grow, sends tons of vegetables and fruits not only to the people of the district, but also to Balıkesir, Istanbul and other district markets. Pomegranate beans, walnuts, cherries, apples, chestnuts, cranberries, figs, pears, pomegranates, mulberries and almonds, especially those grown in mountain villages, grow in abundance. Çayüstü village is surrounded by walnut trees. Chestnuts grow in Alan Village and figs grow in Babaköy. Bigadiç is also famous for its cherries. Cherries grow in Asagicamli Village. More than 30,000 cattle are kept in their villages. 20 years ago, Turkey's egg exchange was determined as Bigadiç. #viralvideo #turkey #market #discover #pazar #vlog #discovermehighlight #bazaar #food #vlogs #discoverdream #wearediscovering #turkey #turkiyemarkets #economy