At Souq Waqif pet shops, it is all Chinese Joey Aguilar Published on November 01, 2016 | 10:19 PM Almost all pet shops at Souq Waqif use Chinese-made cages.

Souq Waqif pet shops a big draw for young and old. Doha residents, Gayle Soriano and Carla Lacson had never owned pets back home in the Philippines but yesterday they found themselves strolling ...

Whether you're shopping for gold, or want to hold a falcon, Doha’s open-air street market Souq Waqif is must-see for shopaholics Often, on holiday, it can be tricky to persuade the kids to come ...

Souq Waqif, a labyrinthine market near the city’s waterfront, looks deceptively old. ... A few steps away is the Al Zubair Shop (on the main walkway; 974-6657-2004), ...

Experience the rich cultural heritage of Qatar with the Souq Waqif Treasure Hunt, an immersive and engaging adventure set in the heart of Doha.This experience, which lasts three to four hours, invites ...

(MENAFN- The Peninsula) Doha: Souq Waqif, the traditional market which is a historic remnant of the previous century's commerce in the Gulf, remains vibrant during Ramadan despite the pandemic ...

Meet the 95-year-old Ahmed Abdullah, most likely the oldest trader at the Souq Waqif. Any visitor to the Souq Waqif would hardly miss Ahmed’s shop selling fishing tools, situated near the bird ...

In 2014, about 10 years after she first set up her shop and eight years after the Souq had been reconstructed, she was offered a move to a third location in the newly built Bidda Hotel.

Souq Waqif, Doha’s resilient, labyrinthine market. Share using Email. Share on Twitter. Share on Facebook Share on Linkedin. By Rachel Morris 3rd August 2011.