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Dhaka, Bangladesh – March 24, 2023: Traditional Ifter Market at Chawk Bazaar in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. Chawk Bazaar of Puran Dhaka is renowned for its 400 years of traditional iftar bazaar and heaven for meat-lovers. Ramadan Ifter Market

Vendor selling vermicelli ahead of EID , in Guwahati, on Thursday, 13 May 2021.

Jalebi, the most popular Indian sweet. Thin threads of dough, intricately intertwined, deep-fried until golden brown and poured with sugar syrup. Jalebi background.

Chandannagar, West Bengal, India - November 18, 2018: Sweet Shop seller selling variety of sweets on a the festive occasion of Jagdhatri puja.

Chak Iftar Bazar, nestled in Dhaka's old town, buzzes with energy during Ramadan. This image was captured on March 24, 2024, from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Vendors offer an array of traditional delicacies, from crispy samosas to sweet jalebis, creating a vibrant tapestry of flavors that entice locals and visitors alike.

A high-angle shot of an array of curry, rice and other snacks on a dining table.

$Indian special traditional sweet food \$

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - April 25, 2023 Logma or Lugaimat ( Legaimat ) preparation, one of the most popular Emirati sweets in united arab emirates, UAE,served with dates syrup or honey

Happy Indian Islamic women in traditional attire hijab sitting and having iftar meal to break fasting during Ramadan month at home.

$A middle aged food seller, packing traditional indian/bengali sweet dishes, namkeen like jalebi, gaja (a fried dough item) pakora etc. at a local winter fair at Bidhan Nagar, West Bengal, Kolkata. Defocussed view of another seller at background.\nPhoto taken on 12/29/2018 at Kolkata.$

Rudraksh (prayer beads) selling in street.

Indian Sweet food jalebi or imarti with farsan or chiwada, serve during breakfast, auspicious occasions and festivals

Indore Sarafa Bazaar, Indias Midnight Food capital of Madhya Pradesh, Taste of India.

An Indian sweet snack - gujiya, specially made and served on Holi to celebrate the festival

Puri, India - August 15, 2012: toothpaste vendor at the market of Puri, on August 15, 2012. This very old traditional recipe is made with red iron oxide and other natural oils and ingredients.

street food sold on the streets of Thailand

A plate full of imarti in a sweet shop, this circular-shaped dessert is served both cold and warm.

Man eats traditional food with his hands at a family meal

A closeup of appetizing Indian street food, Jalebi captured in a market

$Jalebi desert original sweet delecacy from India seen here on display in Fordsburg, Johannesburg.\nFordsburg is an old historical area where mainly indian, turkish, pakistani and other east asian cultures coexist with restaurants and spice dealers.$

Jalebi sweets topped with crushed pistachios. Traditional Eastern dessert with crispy texture, sweet syrup, vibrant colors, popular sweet snack on street market

Stock photo showing a group of unrecognisable people gathered round a large cooking pot over a burner fuelled by a bottle of gas. These people are moulding a mixture of amaranth grains (Chaulai), water, ghee and jaggery sugar to form into balls of Chaulai Ke Laddoo sweets a popular street food snack.

Kolkata, West Bengal. The Vermicelli seller's stall in the city market in the eve of Eid Ul Fitr. Vermicelli is cooked with milk and sugar in the eve of Eid al Fitr.

aiburo bhat ritual food arrangement bengali wedding ritual

Detail shot of a small plate of delicious Moroccan Chebakia pastries. Moroccan cakes Chebakia. Moroccan sweet

Dhaka, Bangladesh – April 16, 2022: Traditional Ifter Market in Old Town Dhaka, Bangladesh. When Ramadan begins, Chawkbazar becomes one of the busiest places in the city. This market offers a tantalising mix of meat dishes, some of which have Mughal roots, according to locals.

Hyderabad,India-December 12: Indian Muslims prepare food for public distribution on Milad un Nabi birthday of Prophet Mohammed on December 12,2016 in Hyderabad,India.

An elegant arrangement of colored rice decorated with alphabet-shaped flowers, designed for the bride and groom's Haldi ceremony. The vibrant rice and creatively placed floral letters add a personalized and festive touch to this traditional pre-wedding ritual.

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