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A lean but tall man, wrapped in a shawl, strolled through the bustling markets. The surrounding buildings, crafted from wood, often towered two to three stories high. As a key city along the Silk Route, the market buzzed with traders and travelers. The scene was a vibrant blend of Indian, Tibetan, and Persian influences. Streets were lined with clothes, dried fruits, and local vegetables.
People mostly wore loose-fitting, knee-length tunics called pherans, paired with matching py ...
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