Souk Stop
Sonia NazarethSonia Nazareth/Guest Contributor/SHOPPING, RAS AL-KHAIMAH/ Updated : Jun 5, 2017, 12:38 IST
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In any part of the United Arab Emirates—with its abundance of swanky malls, it’s easy to give yourself over to retail therapy. The RAK Mall is a perfect case in point. But if you want to find souvenirs that are much more reflectiv … Read more
In any part of the United Arab Emirates—with its abundance of swanky malls, it’s easy to give yourself over to retail therapy. The RAK Mall is a perfect case in point. But if you want to find souvenirs that are much more reflective of local craftsmanship and spirit, a visit to a shopping street or souk is essential. Read less
In any part of the United Arab Emirates—with its abundance of swanky malls, it’s easy to give yourself over to retail therapy. The RAK Mall is a perfect case in point. But if you want to find souvenirs that are much more reflective of local craftsmanship and spirit, a visit to a shopping street or souk is essential. That you can get quite a range of covetable goods on Kuwaiti Street or in a souk—from gold jewelry, to sequined dress, to olives—is a given. But look with an attentive eye and you could come back with the out-of-the-ordinary—a basket woven with camel leather, a silver chain with intricate geometric design, all kinds of attar.Refrain from posting comments that are obscene, defamatory or inflammatory, and do not indulge in personal attacks, name calling or inciting hatred against any community. Help us delete comments that do not follow these guidelines by marking them offensive. Let's work together to keep the conversation civil.
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