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RMF5GGB8–Tourist shops in the bazaar area of Bodrum town, towards 'Bar Street'. Mugla Province, Turkey
RFMTBX0J–Tabriz, East Azerbaijan province, Iran - March 15, 2018: Persian carpet shops in Tabriz Grand Bazaar is one of the oldest bazaars in the Middle East
RMD2T566–Buddhist prayer wheels, Namche Gompa (Monastery), Namche Bazaar, Solu Khumbu Region, Nepal, Asia
RMT96K8W–The bazaar of the silk merchants in Cairo with a man smoking a long-stemmed pipe. A bazaar is a permanently enclosed marketplace or street where goods and services are exchanged or sold. Colored lithograph by L. Haghe, c. 1848, after David Roberts.
RMG6J2DY–Julian Fellowes arriving at Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards at Claridge's Hotel, London.
RM2B01ACT–Syria: The restored handicraft suq within Aleppo's Great Bazaar. Aleppo's Great Bazaar (in Arabic, suq or souq) as we know it today was rebuilt first by the Egyptian Mamelukes who drove out the Mongols, and then, after 1516, by the Turks who incorporated Aleppo into the Ottoman Empire. Aleppo, the second city of Syria and quite possibly the longest continually inhabited settlement in the world, is of venerable age. So old, indeed, that its Arabic name, Halab, is first mentioned in Semitic texts of the third millennium BC.
RMEGEXW8–Narrow stone street among stalls with traditional souvenirs and goods at bazaar in Jerusalem.
RM2G60529–Men gathering cafe bazaar in Cairo, Egypt. Middle East male society socialising meeting talking chatting communicating
RM2JF4HAF–MARY QUAN7 English fashion designer at her Knightsbridge boutique Bazaar in 1967 with the winner of a Dutch teenage magazine contest.
RM2K815X1–Syria: Brassware artisan in the ancient Great Bazaar, Aleppo (1997). Aleppo's Great Bazaar (in Arabic, suq or souq) was rebuilt first by the Egyptian Mamelukes who drove out the Mongols, and then, after 1516, by the Turks who incorporated Aleppo into the Ottoman Empire. During the Syrian Civil War, which started in 2011, Aleppo's historic suqs suffered serious damage. Aleppo, the second city of Syria is possibly the longest continually inhabited settlement in the world. Its Arabic name, Halab, is mentioned in Semitic texts of the third millennium BCE.
RMC8ETCP–People buying pulses, nuts and spices at stall in the Egyptian bazaar (Spice bazaar) (Misir Carsisi, Eminonu, Istanbul, Turkey
RM2G6051T–Shisha pipe smoking El Fishawy cafe in the old Khan el Khalili bazaar in Cairo, Egypt. smoking hookah pipe
RM2JF4H9X–MARY QUAN7 English fashion designer at her Knightsbridge boutique Bazaar in 1967 with the winner of a Dutch teenage magazine contest.
RM2K8161R–Syria: A radish vendor in the ancient Great Bazaar, Aleppo (1997). Aleppo's Great Bazaar (in Arabic, suq or souq) was rebuilt first by the Egyptian Mamelukes who drove out the Mongols, and then, after 1516, by the Turks who incorporated Aleppo into the Ottoman Empire. During the Syrian Civil War, which started in 2011, Aleppo's historic suqs suffered serious damage. Aleppo, the second city of Syria is possibly the longest continually inhabited settlement in the world. Its Arabic name, Halab, is mentioned in Semitic texts of the third millennium BCE.
RM2BWAGGY–Pictured at the Scottish bazaar held at the Dorchester Hotel , London , in aid of the Waifs and Strays Society ; the Countess of Northbrook and Lady Rose Leveson - Gower .
RME0GDN3–Restaurant in the bazaar in Fethiye, lycian coast, Mediterranean Sea, Fethiye, Mugla, Turkey
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