bazaar Posts

Get Lost in the World's Most Magical Marketplaces!

The Souk, Marrakech If you ever catch yourself trying to picture an exotic bazaar, the first thing that'll come to mind is probably a Moroccan souk, whether you know it or not. With its explosion of smells, sounds, and colors, places like this are oozing with passion and character.

Ancient Wonders of Archaeology & Architecture – 16 Pics

Here, we've put together a special collection of pictures featuring everything from historic structures to unusual archeological discoveries, among other things, such as ancient coins, old bazaars, and centuries-old cat flaps. Let's take a look!

15 Photos of Afghanistan Like You've Never Seen It Before

[related_articles] Bazaars are a big part of any village or city in Afghanistan. It is the perfect place ot see daily life going on. The Kabul bird market is an old, ancient market, but still very popular.

How to Capture the Beauty of These Religious Buildings...

While Domiri is currently focusing on his mosque-photography, he doesn’t pass a chance to take amazing shots of other sights, like this nighttime photo of the hot springs in Badabe Soort, Iran: Or this carpet repair shop in the Vakil Bazaar, located in Shiraz, Iran: Capturing the Beauty of Mosques amazing

If You're An Avowed Foodie, You'll Love These Destinations

Herbs and spices at the Spice Bazaar, Istanbul, Turkey Thanks to its geographical location at a crossroads between Europe and Asia, Istanbul is home to many markets trading all manner of things, one of which is the Spice Bazaar.

Cha Gio Is the Best Spring Roll You’ll Taste, Guaranteed

Try this recipe for unfried Vietnamese spring rolls ) The best way to serve Cha Gio is to arrange the lettuce and herbs around the rolls in a little bazaar. For a perfect bite, place the roll on a lettuce leaf, add your choice of herbs and wrap the lettuce around the roll.

Life in Turkey’s Istanbul is Pretty Special – 15 Pictures

However, apart from the many magnificent monuments that are dotted throughout the city, and the beautiful natural landscapes, you can also cherish the colorfully chaotic bazaars and enjoy its friendly way of life.

10 Astonishing African Cities You Will Want to Explore

The mesmerizing beaches and coral reefs, stunning sights, the extensive shops and bazaars, and the fantastic wildlife is what mostly makes people fall in love with this city.

These Women Were the First EVER Supermodels in History

Evelyn was also regularly featured in women’s magazines like 'Vanity Fair' and 'Harper’s Bazaar' as an advertiser for toothpaste, face creams, and more.

20 Lovely Sights One Might See in Morocco...

The country has sensational coastlines, sandy deserts, snowy peaks, charming colorful towns, fascinating bustling bazaars, delightful wildlife and a whole load else beside. Join me as I share with you some of my favorite places in this great North African country.

20 Reasons You Can't Say No to Visiting Turkey!

You'll have to visit the Grand Bazaar Once you're in Turkey, you have to spare some time for a visit to the Grand Bazaar, one of the oldest and largest markets in the world, where hordes of tourists gather each year to haggle on the splendid pottery, scarves and lanterns for sale.

9 Awesome Discounts Seniors Didn’t Know They Could Get

. * Food Bazaar offers a discount to seniors Monday through Friday before 3 pm. * Fry’s Food Stores gives 10% off on the first Wednesday of every month for those above 55. * People above 60 years can save 5% on their purchase at Harris Teeter stores every Thursday.

Have You Been to these Award-Winning Destinations?

In Istanbul, you’ll find bazaars filled to the brim with handmade earthenware, carefully-crafted fabrics, aromatic herbs as well as monumental architecture such as the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque 7. Phuket, Thailand Paradise really is on earth.

When Animals Go Rogue: True Tales of Man-Eating Animals

We'll leave you with this chilling passage by Corbett on the Champawat man-eater: " Two months ago a party of twenty of us men was on our way to the bazaar at Champawat, and as we were going along this length of the road at about midday, we were startled by hearing the agonized cries of a human being