Wednesday, 13 July 2011

The Silk Road On Life In Kashgar

During the day, pastries and bagels in large numbers, constantly uprooted large barrel as tandoori ovens in the street and show buyers at large tables with red tablecloths. A sesame bagel hot from the oven cost as little as one yuan.

Lam is the heart of the kitchen, crisp pastry filled with lamb (lamb samosas) to a steady supply of juicy grilled lamb kebabs are on the street, and the pieces spicy accents that ordinary with vegetables, tomato sauce and pasta or rice.

The height of each visit to Kashgar is a trip to the market. Sunday Bazaar, also is open Monday through Friday, is confusing and full of great with the pleasant smell of saffron. The network of large positions are filled with all the souvenir sellers in carpets, scarves, textiles, kitchen utensils, and even everyday objects like clocks and stickers. Just as the main band has won first store, buyers are surprised to fall into another area of ​​great dealers, this time carrying full-size refrigerators that seem to appear magically in the center of the dense network of bridges, TV and other large household items. While the Sunday Bazaar is now a modern warehouse is located, the surrounding villages host ever smaller bazaars red awnings and the romances of the Middle Eastern markets.

               

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