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  Ceramic pots in the souq at Nizwa
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  Omani women wearing the traditional veil tend their stalls in the Incense Souk in Salalah.
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  Oman,Dhofar,An Omani tradesman at his stall in the incense souk in Salalah.
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  Many tourists in Dubai take advantage of its vast array of gold jewellery at the Gold Souq.
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  Oman, Muscat. Shop in the old Mutrah souk
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• An inscription on the wooden door of the souq at Nizwa
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• The Burj Khalifa (Armani Hotel) designed by Skidmore Owings and Merrill and the Souk Al Bahar at twilight, Business Bay, Dubai, The United Arab Emirates.
• Oman, Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate, Nizwa. A shop selling a wide range pf locally made clay products in Nizwa souq.
• Oman, Nizwa. A shop keeper passes the time with a newspaper.
• Surrounded by a massive 20 to 30-foot high wall,old Sana'a is one of the world's oldest inhabited cities. The suq or central market is located in a labyrinth of streets and alleyways in the centre of the old city. A large variety of merchandise is offered for sale yet sectors specialising in specific commodities make shopping comparatively easy.
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