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Sanliurfa Bazaar
Sanliurfa Bazaar is one of Turkey's most ancient covered markets, steeped in lore as the birthplace of Abraham. You can find handwoven textiles for as low as 50 Turkish lira and traditional copperware at 200 lira. The labyrinthine alleys reveal spice stalls with saffron priced at 15 lira per gram. Its 1,100-year-old stone walls and scents of cumin and sumac make it a sensory journey unmatched by any other item on this list.
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