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Bruno Barbey - CHINA. Xinjiang province. Kashgar.
Uygur men leaving the Id Kah Mosque blow on food to bless it for the sick.
Uygur, Turkish speaking Muslim minority. A pair of Muslim women praying inside the Abakh Hokja tombs.
Merchants and buyers arrive at the bazaar in Kashgar, the largest one of its kind in Central Asia.
Bazaar.
The Abakh Haja Tomb, built in the Central Asian style.
Uygurs,a Turkish speaking Muslim minority living in the northwestern province of Xinjiang.In a restaurant
Uygur, Turkish speaking Muslim minority. Prayer at the Id Kak Mosque.
A stall sells traditional hats at a market.
Uygurs, a Turkish speaking Muslim minority living in the northwestern province of Xinjiang.
CHINA. Xinjiang province. Kashgar. 1989. An old Uygur man reads from the Koran in the courtyard of the Id Kah Mosque.
A cloth merchant at the bazaar.
CHINA. Xinjang province. Kashgar. 1989. Older Uygur women, a Turkish speaking Muslim minority.
Cinema.
Uygur, Turkish speaking Muslim minority.Men perfoming their ablutions before prayer in the Id Kak mosque.
Bazaar.
An older Muslim Uygur woman, a Turkish speaking Muslim minority living in the northwestern province of Xin
A merchant sells shoes at the bazaar
The central market.
CHINA. Xinjiang province. Kashgar. 1988. Uygur men leaving the Id Kah Mosque blow on food to bless it for the sick.
The Abakh Hodja Tomps; built in the central Asian style.
Uygurs,a Turkish speaking Muslim minority living in the northwestern province of Xinjiang.In a restaurant
In front of the Id Kah central mosque.
A cloth merchant at the bazaar.
At the central market, a hairdresser shop.
At the bazaar, the largest one of its kind in Central Asia.
CHINA. Xinjiang province. Kashgar. 1989. Uygur (Turkish speaking Muslim minority) young boy.
One of the few large statues of former Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-Tung still left standing.
Uygurs, a Turkish speaking Muslim minority living in the northwestern province of Xinjiang.Central market.
Uygurs,a Turkish speaking Muslim minority living in the northwestern province of Xinjiang.
A merchant sells shoes at a bazaar.
A hand-painted sign for a local dentist.
Uygur, Turkish speaking Muslim minority. Outside the Id Kak Mosque.
Shepherds near Kashgar.
Hairdressers shave the heads and trim mustaches and beards of Pious Muslim men.
Uygur, Turkish speaking Muslim minority.Prayer at the Id Kak Mosque.
The central market.
The central market.
Bicycles and donkey carts alike pass through a poplar-lined street.
Uygur elderly man, a Turkish speaking Muslim minority living in the northwestern province of Xinjiang.
Men play cards on the street.
Uygur young boy, a Turkish speaking Muslim minority living in the northwestern province of Xinjiang.
Uygur, a Turkish speaking Muslim minority. Prayer in the Id Kak mosque.
CHINA. Xinjiang province. Kashgar. Uygur women, a Turkish speaking Muslim minority. 1989.
A stall sells traditional hats at a market.
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