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Treasure trove: A customer checking out the second-hand goods sold at Pasar Karat Renggit. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

BATU PAHAT: For more than two decades, a village in the laid-back town of Renggit here has been offering bargain hunters a smorgasbord of second-hand goods at a steal.

Kampung Bumiputera Dalam, or better known as “Pasar Karat Renggit”, is made up of dozens of shops selling a wide range of items from bicycles to clothes, shoes, electronics and furniture.

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