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The first thing in the morning is a Charshi visit. Carsi is a Turkish word for a shopping area. It is generally translated as the "bazaar". We were so eager to start the day early. We left the hotel at 09:00 AM and in few minutes we were at the Charshi. But we found out that the shops do not open until 10:00 AM. We have decided to walk to the end of the bazaar and see if there were any early birds. We happily found out that a puppet maker and a traditional jeweler were already busy creating . Their early start was much awarded by the group. Later on an antique shop opened its doors and many of us found the right thing to buy in this shop which look as old as what was being sold in it. |
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We met our guide after lunch. The huge city square was paved with yellow tiles which were gift for the Bulgarians from Hungary. the color was giving a warm atmosphere to the city in spite of the police check points built high around every corner which reminded one of the communist regime that ruled the country for 80 years.
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The dinner tonight was
at a wonderful restaurant decorated with traditional textiles and
ethnographic pieces. the food was great too. |
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