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Wazir Khan Mosque
Lahore, Pakistan
Less known and overshadowed by the Badshahi Mosque, the Wazir Khan Mosque is probably all the more beautiful for its subtlety. This striking mosque was built in the 1630s by the Mughal emperor Shah Jehan. The Mughals were the patrons of the arts and the exquisite tiling on the floors, walls and ceiling of the mosque, is testament to this. The mosque is named after a court physician turned governor...
Bab Sabah Street Market
Sanaa, Yemen
Address: street market, from the Shari’ Ali’ Abdul Mughni to the entrance to Old Sana'a This large open-air flea market is a sight to behold, especially in the early afternoon. You can grab a cup of steaming local tea and take a seat, just watching locals hustling by. Or take a slow stroll down the main aisle, glancing sideways at every intersection, losing yourself to sounds and smells that ...
The Sao Paulo Zoo
Sao Paulo, Brazil
A place worth visiting, the Sao Paolo Zoo has over 3,000 different kinds of animals, including several endangered species. The zoo has a lake in its center containing the monkey islands, which must not be missed. Address: Av. Miguel Stéfano 4241, Água Funda, Parque do Estado Tel: 011-5073-0811 Timings: Tuesday-Sunday, 9am-5pm Entry fee: R$10 ...
Kasbah Fortress
Tunis, Tunisia
This landmark, though now in ruins, is a constant reminder to Tunisians of the struggle their ancestors had put up to keep the country independent. The Kasbah fortress was used to keep prisoners and as a protection for Tunisian soldiers during the war with Charles Quint. Today the fortress is a historic site and locals and travelers visit it en route to other Mediterranean cities via ferries throu...