Qatar; Part Two
I could already smell the royal camels as I stepped from the tour bus. Qatar treasures these huge creatures for their beauty. It was pretty novel.
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Our last stop and perhaps the highlight of the tour was the market. The hustle and bustle along with the unique architecture, created a magnificent experience for us all.
We wandered pass the spice section, I myself inhaling the curries and dreaming of delicious Biryani and Tikka Masala along with a weighty basket of naan cooked to perfection in an ancient tandoori oven (I love like love Middle Eastern food, if you can’t tell ðŸ¤).
Fabric lay over strings or on tables. Stall owners beckoned people to enter their shop. It was pleasantly busy.
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We entered alleyway, surrounded by various items for purchase.
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After looking around some, we found a neat restaurant named Tikka and Kabab Ameen (a must try if you’re ever in Doha). We ordered a Gyro, which I will describe as a much tastier version of the Taco Bell chalupa (and what’s better than a Taco Bell chalupa??? I didn’t even know it was possible 😲). It was a delightful snack for us travelers.
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After finishing our snacks, we gathered once more to the tour bus. I studied as much as I could as our bus glided away back to the airport. Qatar certainly is a pleasant country, and one I would be happy to visit again.
We said cheerio to Mr. Brian (our tour guide) and slipped once more into DOH, to experience our last few hours in Qatar. 😃