We spent the Friday weekend visiting Global Village. Running on its 14th season, this is Dubai's biggest outdoor entertainment and shopping venue during winter. Some 50 countries put up pavillions showcasing their local products. Leather jackets from Pakistan, Persian rugs from Iran, Turkish fashion, Vietnamese handicrafts,...and everything else that delights a shopaholic. In between these shopping bazaars, there is simultaneous cultural presentation from each country bringing dance and music from all over the world.
This is our fourth time to attend such event and I managed to look beyond those leather bags and Lebanese couture. I share with you some of the most interesting products you can buy and bargain for =)
handmade traditional Indian slippers
handpainted ceramic plates from Turkey pavillion
You guessed it right, capiz blinds from the Philippines.
Cocktail rings from UAE pavillion
Sand Art from most Middle East countries
of course, those famous Persian rugs
Performers from Africa
and you can buy just about anything...
It's a festive night all the time at Global Village.
handpainted ceramic plates from Turkey pavillion
You guessed it right, capiz blinds from the Philippines.
Cocktail rings from UAE pavillion
Sand Art from most Middle East countries
of course, those famous Persian rugs
Performers from Africa
and you can buy just about anything...
It's a festive night all the time at Global Village.
8 sweets for Kero:
So many people have been telling us to go visit Dubai ... You are tempting me!
didn't know you had these markets (even just for the winter) in dubai as well. sounds like fun! :)
♥ joei
oooh, im sure gonna get one of those handpainted ceramic plates..thanks for sharing this dear :)
Asia is really colorful... Nice shots!
Mag 2 years na ako sa UAE pero hindi pa ako nakapunta dyan. The first time I saw sand art was when we had Desert Safari. I hope to go there this year.
what a colorful shot! I love to buy some of those slippers!
Wow.. thanks for the tour! Something to visit if ever we get to UAE. :)
aww thanks for the quick tour! ;) hope i could visit that place one of these days!
u may view mine here
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