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Sharjah’s huge, covered Souk Al-Jubail is an excellent way to experience the bustle of traditional Arabian shopping in a modern setting.Join local shoppers as they do their weekly rounds at the Fish Souk-a stinky and busy mix of noise and color-and then dive into the Fruit and Vegetable Souk, always crowded with vendors shouting out their prices and customers bargaining for good deals. As well as being a prime opportunity to capture some vibrant photos of daily Sharjah life and see a shopping souk that hasn’t been dressed up for the tourists, this is a great place to pick up gifts such as dates and local honey. Category: Leisure, Entertainment, Sightseeing Book With Us And Book It Out Of Here! For More Info Contact Us On:
Sharjah’s Central Market, built in the 1970s, is the city’s most famous landmark. The intricate blue tile work on the exterior has given it the nickname the Blue Souk.More than 600 shops are inside, where shoppers will find sections devoted to gold and jewelry, perfume, clothing, food, electronics, and gift-type items. The upper floor has the atmosphere of a traditional bazaar, with vendors selling antiques, carpets, Omani and Yemeni jewelry, and all sorts of other souvenir type items that hail from the greater Arab world. Category: Leisure, Entertainment, Sightseeing Book With Us And Book It Out Of Here! For More Info Contact Us On:
