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Mausoleum of Saladin
Damascus, Syria
Saladin was a famous Sultan, most renowned for his role as leader of the Muslims during the bloody Crusades. He died in 1193 and his mausoleum is a low rise white building with a red dome. Contained within it is a walnut wood cenotaph containing Saladin’s body carved with intricate motifs representative of the Ayubbid Era. Also contained within, is a marble tomb gifted by Kaiser Wilhelm II o...
Dubai Dolphinarium
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The Dubai Dolphinarium is the first of its kind in the Middle East. The main attraction is the dolphin shows, held two or three times daily. Marvel at the agility, grace, and intelligence of these magnificent creatures. Twenty minute dolphin swims are also available to visitors. It may be a bit expensive, but swimming with dolphins is a unique and profound experience. ...
A'Ali Potteries
Bahrain, Bahrain
These kilns have been made on an ancient burial mound. After observing the potter working on the wheel you can take a turn yourself. The shop owner himself is also on hand to give a tour of the kilns and the pottery making process from production to glazing and firing. There are also finished glazed and unglazed products available for purchase at reasonable prices Address: A'Ali Village ...
Chorsu Bazaar
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Chorsu Bazaar is a farmers market located on the southern edge of Old Town. Spices, grain, fruits and dairy products are sold here and tourists can experience a typical Central Asian day since all sorts of people can be seen as hurrying about in the market doing their work. ...