Descriptive Essay About Souq Qif

Souq Waqif

As I stepped out of the car with excitement, the jagged ragged rocky road demolished my confidence; as my heels were bewildered by the sudden change. I would have almost fallen down, if I hadn't thrown my hands away from myself; to retain my lost balance. Slowly and steadily, I walked through the jam-packed car parking. The vehicles varied from enormous Land Cruisers to small cars like Volvos; each driver pressing their horns with aggravation.

Finally, I managed to enter the Souq with great force, as I collided, crashed and got clustered by the visitors. The boisterous crowd with many people; many nationalities, many accents, hit my ears like big boulders. People from all over the world were present. The local people of Qatar; men

The sizzling of the Taby bread portrayed the mouth-watering sandwich, with a thick layer of sweetened honey or melted cheese. The suffocatingly sweet smell of the shisha was extremely strong that I could almost taste the luscious fruits. The varying flavours, with dissimilar smells, collided against one another, along with the bubbling of the shisha.

Many restaurants, selling original food of various countries, served many customers. The French fries were as golden as autumn leaves and the greasy burgers were lumps of fat. The restaurants represented countries like Lebanon, China and Malaysia. Various kinds of music could be heard, especially the traditional and classical music. The harmonious music created the ideal environment for dining and enjoyment. The melodies varied as the music changed. The contrasting tunes perplexed my sense of hearing. However, each type of music was a majestic cacophony of noise to me.

After walking even further, I reached the section of the Souq that treasured the wildlife. The pungent odour of the animals made the entire section unpleasant. Nevertheless, the puppies were as fluffy as cotton, and the turtles were as green as fresh