Hawkers are individuals or small businesses that sell food and other goods in public spaces, often from carts or stalls. They are commonly found in busy urban areas, markets, and street corners, providing convenient access to affordable products. Hawkers play a significant role in local economies and culture, offering a variety of items, from street food to handmade crafts. In many countries, such as India and Thailand, hawking is a traditional practice that reflects local culinary and cultural diversity. While hawkers contribute to vibrant street life, they may face challenges such as regulation, competition, and the need for permits to operate legally.