This morning , I was gazing at some of the pictures taken in Kuwait and was fondly recollecting the time spent there. The early morning driving lessons with father, late-night idiosyncrasies with my beloved sis, the restaurant try-outs and then the innumerable tours to the local markets are some of the many favorites in my Kuwait retreat. It was an absolute vacation time for me to unwind and do things that I have always loved!
I am the kind of a person who in sight of neat exhibits of produces would go all glee. And to me, shopping groceries in a buzzing ,fresh local markets gets me into an excitement that's much similar to that of a kid in Disneyland. I recall how my sister gave me that mortifying look when I sniffed and examined each spice in the spice section. The vegetable markets in Kuwait are profoundly pleasant to me. The produces in these markets are always fresh and the packaging so impressive. Yet another thing, that was striking to me was the cleanliness in these markets.
With blistering-hot climate and the extensive desert topography, one might think the agricultural development in Kuwait is very limited. One has to see to believe the huge produces of this dry country. Some say the local growers use extensive amount of pesticides but I don't know if thats true. All I cared was to take pictures. So more than I had shopped, I clicked :P
Picture perfect tomatoes...
Garden-fresh produce..
Vast and magnificent...
Unwilted greens...
Tea time for the farmers...
Awesome! Really is! And I now wonder what you would say if you go inside Koyambedu market :P
ReplyDeleteThanks Vignesh! I have never been to koyambedu market and I've an assumption that it would be not this neat..
ReplyDeleteKoyambedu market is Tamil Nadu's biggest. Here is blog on it written by a non-indian.
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Thats fascinating..thanks for sharing!
DeleteWow! that's a very clean and beautiful market. Love the way they arranged everything. Nice pictures on tea time too!
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