Tag: “Al Bazaar”
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Spice Market
Just off the famous Galata bridge in the Eminönü neighboordhoud a big and old market-hall stands in front of you, Istanbul's Egyptian Bazaar. This spice market was built in 1664 and is filled with exotic fragrances such as spices, dried fruits, nuts and seeds, lokum (Turkish Delight).
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Shiraz bazaar
Vakil Bazaar central courtyard
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Karakol Animal Bazaar
Every Sunday morning from 5:00am to 10:00am, people from all over north-eastern Kyrgyzstan flock to Karakol with their livestock to participate in the Karakol Animal Bazaar. The bazaar is filled with sheep, cows, goats, horses and hagglers, and it is quite a site to see.
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The Grand Bazaar
The wide corridors of the Grand Bazaar are lined with jewelry stores, leather stores, and others that invite tourists to shop till they drop.
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"The Material Man"
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Carved from the cliffs
The beautiful rose-red Treasury
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The Sawwas of Damascus
Sous, a licorice flavoured drink popular in the Middle East, is still sold on the streets and markets of Damascus by flamboyantly dressed men in costume.
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What a bargain!
Many tourists are intimidated by the idea of bargaining The following are some general rules and advice for travelers in foreign markets and bazaars gleaned from many years of bargaining in Turkey, Nepal, India, South America, China and North Africa.
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Sous Vendor in Damascus
A sous vendor cleanses his glasses with water with great flourish.
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Wadi Al-Mujib
One of the deepest Wadis in Jordan and referred to in the bible as the river Arnon.
