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21 Jun 2026
NACHIKATSUURA, JAPAN - JUNE 19: Boxes of traditional souvenir sweets titled 'Kumano Kodo Story' sit displayed on wooden shelves inside a local gift shop near Mount Nachi in Nachikatsuura, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, on June 19, 2026. The product packaging features classical Japanese calligraphy and an illustration depicting historical pilgrims dressed in Heian-period attire walking through a cedar forest, attracting outdoor tourists and spiritual travelers looking to purchase local confectionery treats and regional delicacies along the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kii Mountain Range pilgrimage network.
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14 Apr 2026
KYOTO, JAPAN - MARCH 31: A street food vendor prepares takoyaki (octopus balls) at a traditional yatai stall positioned in front of the illuminated Nishi-romon Gate (West Gate) of the Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto, Kansai, Japan, on March 31, 2026. The shrine, located in the historic Gion district, draws large crowds of tourists and locals during the spring cherry blossom season who gather to enjoy local delicacies and the vibrant nighttime atmosphere.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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27 Mar 2026
Local residents visit markets in Sayid Sadiq, Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, on March 27, to purchase a variety of fresh wild spring herbs and edible plants. Following an exceptionally rainy season, the markets are filled with traditional greenery including Mallow (Tolaka), Mushrooms (Qachk), Wild Rhubarb (Baraza), Guzala, Hilakha, and Artichoke (Qingir). There is a high demand for these seasonal delicacies, which are anticipated each year for their unique flavors and traditional culinary importance in Kurdish culture.
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