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Enjoying the Ukrainian countryside on our bus ride to the palace.
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Many Ukrainians fled the heavy German bombardment and occupation of...
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First look at the red tile and twin minarets of the Khan Mosque, still...
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Lots of interesting foods for sale.
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"Stop! Please stop and look at what we have here for you today."
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No time to stop as the guide moved us along to the palace entrance....
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Interesting gateway. For hundreds of years, visitors have always entered the...
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Into the courtyard with our ship's guide Anna, in the red jacket....
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Interesting sight over there.
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But this dog seemed to be the only one interested in the display of colorful...
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Very colorful, but what would we do with any of this when we get back home?
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Most of the buildings were beautifully decorated.
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Authentic handwoven rugs for sale.
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"We put out all these beautiful clothes, and she takes a picture of...
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Lots of tile decorations.
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One of the main buildings inside the walls.
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Anna tries to bring the group together before we continue the walking tour.
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Colorfully painted wall.
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An unusually decorated door.
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An interesting archway.
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Building fountains was considered a good deed, pleasing to God. This is the...
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Some eyes begin to glaze over as Anna explains the next building we'll be...
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Entering the harem. Some of the male eyes begin to open wider. In the Muslim...
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The local guide explains the story of the most famous monument in the palace,...
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Outside, nothing much is going on around his dress display.
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