Souks example sentences

Related (5): marketplace, bazaar, souk, emporium, arcade

"Souks" Example Sentences

We wandered through the labyrinth of souks and alleyways.
The souks were bustling with people doing their shopping.
The souks were full of tempting spices, fabrics and handicrafts.
We got lost several times in the maze of covered souks.
The souks were a sensory overload with sights, sounds and smells.
Inside the souks, we were sheltered from the blazing sun.
We haggled with the vendors in the souks over prices.
The souks sold everything from fruits and vegetables to crafts and traditional clothes.
The aromatic smells of spices wafted through the souks.
When visiting the Middle East, exploring the souks is a must.
The old souks of Marrakech, Tunis and Istanbul are stunning.
The alleyways of the souk wound around and led to surprises.
We had to pause and take a break from walking through the crowded souks.
A kaleidoscope of colors greeted you as you entered the souks.
The souk was full of treasures just waiting to be discovered.
We bartered with the shopkeepers in the small stalls of the souk.
The noise and bustle of the souk was both overwhelming and irresistible.
The souk sold everything from spices to carpets and traditional handicrafts.
We watched the locals doing their daily shopping in the vegetable souk.
The sounds of haggling filled the air in the jewelry souk.
We sipped mint tea in a cafe overlooking the spice souk.
The merchants in the souks were keen to make a sale.
The smell of grilling meats filled the air around the food souk.
The souks are the commercial heart of any old Middle Eastern city.
The hustle and bustle of the souks was a feast for the senses.
The souks are a great place to pick up interesting souvenirs.
We purchased some spices from the aromatic spice souk.
The copper souk was filled with beautifully crafted traditional wares.
After wandering the souks for hours, we were exhausted but happy.
The hustle and bustle of the souks was an assault on the senses.
The carpet souk had the most stunning array of rugs and tapestries.
The laneways of the souk gradually emptied as the closing time approached.
The souk opened early each morning and stayed open well into the evening.
The sights, sounds and smells of the souk created a memorable experience.
We bartered for souvenirs in the craft souk.
Outside the souk, tourists bartered for camel rides in the desert.
The traditional marketplace of a Middle Eastern city is often called a souk.
The covered walkways sheltering the souk provided welcome shade from the hot sun.
We wandered away from the tourist areas into the more authentic back streets of the souk.
The silver souk had exquisitely crafted jewelry at much better prices.
We bought fruit and nuts from the open stalls that lined the souk.
The heat and crowds in the souk eventually became too much.
The souks are a thriving hub of trading and commerce.
The fruit and vegetable souk was a riot of color and smells.
There were numerous spices to choose from in the labyrinthine spice souk.
We ate freshly grilled kebabs from a street stall outside the souk.
The souk is the commercial and social heart of an Arab city.
The souk provided a living snapshot of everyday life in the city.
Donkeys and camels were often used to transport goods within the souk.
It was fascinating to observe the locals doing their daily shopping in the souk.
The merchants in the souk would often serve tea to potential customers.
The souks were a photographer's dream come true.
We got lost exploring the rabbit warren of alleyways within the souk.
Souks often stay open late into the night during Ramadan.
The souk was packed with shoppers on the last Friday before Eid.
Floating smells of cinnamon and cumin wafted through the spice souk.
Tourism has brought many changes to the traditional souk way of life.
The hustle and bustle of daily life in the souk eventually draws one in.
The covered alleyways within the souk provided a welcome respite from the hot desert sun.
We eventually found our way out of the rabbit warren of alleyways within the souk.