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Kabul’s Mandayi Market surrounds the Pul-e Khishti Mosque, which was built in the late 18th Century but was rebuilt in the late 1960s. The market is constantly brimming with activity as buyers and sellers converge on this massive market. The market is living testament to the importance of Afghanistan as a trading center for the Middle East, Central Asia and India. Not only do the goods of the region converge here but so to do its people. A stroll down the streets of the massive bazaar can take you to any number of specialized sections including birds, cell phones, military uniforms or blacksmiths.
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