Qissa Khwani Bazaar, Peshawar

Yes, for instance, a plate of Paya costs around PKR 400, and a Chapli Kebab ranges from PKR 100 to 200 depending on the size.

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Yes, the market is lively and filled with locals, but be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas.

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Yes, but be cautious of the traffic and the bustling crowds; it's a lively and chaotic environment.

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Visiting early in the day is ideal to avoid the largest crowds and to experience the market's vibrant atmosphere.

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Make sure to try the local snacks and listen to the storytellers for an authentic experience.

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You can find a variety of street foods, including roasted chickpeas, peanuts, and traditional snacks like chaat.

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You can find a variety of local foods, including fried fish, samosas, and fresh naan.

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You can find local delicacies like Paya, which is a rich stew made from trotters, and Chapli Kebab, a popular minced meat patty.

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You can find a variety of goods including colorful fabrics, traditional hats, and delicious street food.

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