Hargeisa is the capital of Somaliland

Advertisement of the Telesom company near the Suuqa Bacadlaha market.

Mahdi hotel.

Darasalam Center is a supermarket.

Asli Mills souvenir shop.

We are walking on the road Number 1.

Buubaa hotel.

Deero hotel.

Jamai Hargeisa Mosque.

AL-Ikhwa General Trading Company.

AL-Ikhwa General Trading Co., Somaliland branch.

Simodi Jewellery and Gems Company's shop is located near the Darasalam Center.

Hadiya supermarket.

Road Number 1.

Hoobaan Internet.

“571 Dalwanaaje” building.

Khayriyada Memorial Square.

Almis cafeteria and restaurant on the Khayriyada Memorial Square.

MiG-15 monument in the Khayriyada Memorial Square.

I am on a background of the MiG-15 monument.

The historical events depicted on the picture are beyond all words horrible.

The door on the rear side of the MiG-15 monument is painted in Somaliland flag colors.

People have lost their arms and legs, few of them were beheaded.

The front side of the MiG-15 monument.

We are located few meters before the turn to Waheen Hwy, which is not far from the Khayriyada Memorial Square.

Dahabshiil Bank Headquarters, Operation Centre, Mon-Sun 8am-6pm (excluding Friday).

Telesom company's advertisement has been made in the form of a monument.

Dara Salaam Bank.

Hass fuel station on the road Number 1 near the Khayriyada Memorial Square.

Hargeisa Printing House.

NAASIR auto spare parts, Geeska Africa general spare parts.

NASIYE pharmacy eye clinic, tel.: 063 4109830, 063 4409875.

Eye images are painted on the building of the NASIYE pharmacy eye clinic.

SHIFO pharmacy clinic and laboratory.

Arch of the main bridge reads: “Equal justice under the law”.

People walk on the main bridge.

Dry river is full of the garbage.

View on the dry river from the main bridge.

Garbage is abundantly present in the channel of the dry river.

View of the buildings which were constructed on the bank of the dry river.

The poor family has received few candies from me.

Is it a shop for cameras or musical equipment?

Malaysian honey and Saudi fashion, a black cloak is depicted on the shop's wall.

ARAGSAN Construction & Heavy Machinery roadside advertising.

Girls on the Waheen street.

Girls are laughing at me.

Lovely girl in the yellow clothes.

Pleasant young Somali girls.

Naasil shopping center.

Hargeisa Neurology & Medical Associate roadside advertising.

Advertisement of the Najax dental clinic and pharmacy is posted over the entrance to the mosque.

Hargeisa roundabout: a white pigeon statue.

Hargeisa roundabout is full of the advertisement boards.

Guryosamo restaurant & cafe.

M.X.M Tailor and Wortdo Lngo.

Funny advertisement of the beauty salon.

Somser photo and video.

Barwaaqo shop.

Guleed Hadji road.

Independence Monument, view from the rear side.

Independence Monument.

The hand holds a map of the area, this monument symbolizes Somaliland's independence from the rest of Somalia.

I'm on a background of the Independence Monument.

Somali women.

General Electric company, M.A.A branch.

Nasiye fishing company.

Khat vendors have received the fresh khat.

Nasteexo barber shop and Ducaysane shop.

Somali woman and her cute children.

Camuud store, building materials and electrics, tel.: 4410762, 4425901.

Livestock market is a place where hundreds of goats, sheep and camels are bought every day.

Camels on the livestock market.

Dromedaries on the livestock market.

You have an opportunity to buy a camel on the livestock market.

Somali young people on the livestock market.

Every camel has a brand on its hide.

People on the livestock market.

People and sheep on the livestock market.

A herd of the camels on the livestock market.

Tents of the vendors on the livestock market.

Haystacks on the livestock market.

Livestock market is a fascinating place to wander.

A flock of Somali sheep on the livestock market.

Somali children on the livestock market.

Children gaze at me.

Sheep on the livestock market.

Donkey on the livestock market.

Hargeisa livestock market lies on the southeastern outskirts of town.

Ali Apollo 2 digital studio, tel.: 063 4407459.

A small truck loaded with charcoal.

Somaliland Beverage Industries.

Commercial art adorns the wall of dental clinic in the downtown.

A funny advertisement reads: “The man tries to stop the road roller”.

Central street is filled with vendors selling clothes.

Keyse Bushaaro General Trading Company.

Currency exchange.

In Somaliland you can exchange your currency on the streets.

People need to use wheelbarrows to transport the cash as it can weigh quite a few pounds.

Bundles of Somaliland's own currency bills are laid out by money-changers on a street.

Somali girl dressed in violet socks.

Most local banknotes are worth a few pennies only, so you should have a brick of money to buy something essential.

Juice saleswoman in the Oriental hotel.

Two working women from the Oriental hotel.

I was very happy these women from the Oriental hotel agreed to be photographed.

Lovely photograph of the girls from the Oriental hotel.

Funny photograph of the girls from the Oriental hotel.

Oriental hotel: the room where I stayed.

Oriental hotel: the price of this room was 15 US dollars in February 2015.

Oriental hotel: the washbasin of my room.

Oriental hotel: the shower and the toilet of my room.

Oriental hotel: the entrance door to my room.

Interior design of the Oriental hotel.

The second floor of the Oriental hotel.

Entrance to the Oriental hotel from the Arwada road.

Big quantity of the electrical wires hang in the air over the Arwada road.

This money shop is located opposite an entrance of the Oriental hotel.

Armchairs on the first floor of the Oriental hotel.

Faces of the Somali women.

Brown and red clothes of the Somali women.

Different faces of the Somali women.

Somali woman wants to rent a taxi.

Somali girl smiles at me.

Vendors on the Arwada road.

Somali girls passing by me.

Somali girl looks at me hiding her smile.

Her facial expression told me that she was really surprised.

Somali girl with a cheerful smile.

Somali children have received the candies from me.

Cute Somali children are happy.

Young girl ridiculously tries to create a visual impression of importance.

Men in the back of a truck.

It's funny, because they had received the candies before they ran from me.

It's amusing, they were running from me with my candies, because they were scared to be photographed by me.

Two men on a donkey cart.

Two Somali men using a donkey cart on the Arwada road.

Somali woman wears the niqab.

Somali woman smiles at me.

Somali woman looks at me.

Who says Somali women aren't funny?

Somali woman with a thoughtful facial expression.

Hargeisa International Airport (IATA identifier: HGA), on the first floor.

Small grocery shop on the first floor in Hargeisa International Airport HGA.

An aircraft in Hargeisa International Airport HGA.

Passenger aircraft “AN-24” in Hargeisa International Airport HGA.

We were waiting our flight to Addis Ababa inside Hargeisa Egal International Airport HGA.