An older Uighur man takes a tea break from animal trading at the animal market in Kashgar, China. The bagel-shaped bread is called girde nan.
Read more about Xinjiang cuisine and Kashgar.
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Not "THE"Richard Heathcote I really love this portrait and i have to say im incredibly jealous of your adventure into Xinjiang.... its on my to-do list. Was this in the autumn or early winter? How cold was it? Posted: July 09 2008
uncorneredmarket This was still autumn (late-October) and it wasn't too cold in Kashgar at that time. I remember a fleece being enough for us. Although, we had just come from the mountains of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, so maybe it's all relative...Xinjiang is fascinating - try to get out there soon. Kashgar is changing so quickly. Posted: July 10 2008
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