1/16Zanzibar's Stone TownStone Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Zanzibar City, Tanzania. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext2/16Zanzibar's Stone TownWomen walk through Stone Town's narrow streets. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext3/16Zanzibar's Stone TownStone Town takes its name from the coral stone that was used to construct its original buildings. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext4/16Zanzibar's Stone TownMany of Stone Town's buildings are deteriorating. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext5/16Zanzibar's Stone TownArchitecture reflects the Swahili culture and Arab, European, Persian and Indian influences. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext6/16Zanzibar's Stone TownA Zanzibari man rides his bicycle through Stone Town. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext7/16Zanzibar's Stone TownBicycle in Stone Town, Zanzibar // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNextPreviousNext9/16Zanzibar's Stone TownZanzibari women wear colorful local garments called khangas. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext10/16Zanzibar's Stone TownElaborately carved wooden doors that have become the icons of Stone Town. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext11/16Zanzibar's Stone TownPlaintains and spices, such as ginger, are staples of Zanzibari cuisine. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext12/16Zanzibar's Stone TownLarge brass studs adorn many of Stone Town's doors. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext13/16Zanzibar's Stone TownStone Town features nearly 560 of these carved doors. // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext14/16Zanzibar's Stone TownStone Town, Zanzibar // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext15/16Zanzibar's Stone TownStone Town, Zanzibar // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext16/16Zanzibar's Stone TownStone Town, Zanzibar // (c) 2013 Bob DemyanPreviousNext
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