No matter how cosmopolitan Hyderabad has become, the Old City area retains its age-old charm that is unique. The Charminar is the heart of the Old City. Though the monument holds attraction of the place throughout the year, it is the Ramzan bazaar sprawling around the Mughal architecture Charminar that draws thousands of visitors in the holy month (Ramadan) of the year. The market beats with footfalls, buzzes with cacophony of hawkers, teems with makeshift shops, crawls with two wheelers, and gasps for air during Ramzan. All these create a thing of beauty just as seven different colors are blended into one color that is white. The Ramzan bazaar remains full of hustles and bustles till Eid. Indian Eagle presents a photo story of the life around the Charminar during Ramadan in Old City Hyderabad.
The gathering of visitors, buyers & sellers around the base of the Charminar .
A view of the Ramzan special fruit bazaar on ground (from the gallery-like corridor on the first floor of the Charminar)
One of the tens of temporary stalls making and selling delicacies in the Ramzan bazaar near the Charminar.
Food stalls serving Hyderabadi snacks to people in the Ramzan bazaar.
One of the makeshift stalls selling things for kids and women in the Ramzan bazaar, the Old City
A crowd of burqa-clad women busy bargaining with the sellers and hawkers in the Ramzan bazaar behind the Charminar.
A Hyderabadi biscuit seller waiting for buyers amidst the crowds around him in the Ramzan bazaar.
Pure attar to buy in the market near the Charminar in the Old City.
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Amazing photographs! Captures the essence of the place perfectly 🙂
Wow…Pictures are amazing! I have been there twice, but didn’t have the courage to go during the festive time. It’s too crowded and chaotic. Hats off to you for clicking such good photos!