A wonderful Oriental bazaar, an abundance of goods, adequate prices,colorful national outfits, friendly and unobtrusive sellers.There is a "gluttonous row" where national dishes are cooked in huge cauldrons and you can have a delicious lunch outdoors.
A standard oriental bazaar. I was surprised by the small representation of spices. Everyone's prices are the same, but you have to bargain to the bitter end. Walking is comfortable and clean.
It's crowded, full of people, everything is for sale and for purchase. The choice of home-made flowers is wider only in Tashkent, a wonderful cafe with an outdoor terrace where delicious food is served.
Clean, safe. The choice is very large. Each type of product has its own zone - dried fruits and nuts separately, souvenirs separately, olezhda separately, etc. On the market you can find money changers with a good exchange rate. It is necessary to bargain, and with sellers, and with money changers too. Some sellers accept payment by card number - it is convenient to transfer money from a Russian card using a Golden Crown.
It is a very interesting and atmospheric place. You can bargain well, and the prices are pleasing. The funny thing is that it's cheaper at the entrance than at the back
The market is colorful, clean, and pleasant. There are beggars, take care of your pockets and wallets . First of all, I was looking for some authentic silver jewelry... complete disappointment... Aliexpress branch. Things are all boring too....for tourists. And fruits and sweets are in full abundance and for every taste👍
A great and cheap market. Conveniently located. All kinds of nuts are very tasty and fresh, everything can and should be tasted. I bought 3 kg of delicious pistachios in Moscow, a bunch of different fresh spices, and I was especially pleased with the local red paprika. I bought a lot of excellent green tea of different varieties by weight, too. Everything was sold of excellent quality, no one slipped anything bad, did not weigh it (outweighed it at the hotel, there is an electronic exchange). Very good fruits in season, I bought and ate at the hotel. A tourist is required to visit for gastronomic purposes. There are also clothes, dishes, souvenirs.
A very interesting place for tourists! Besides the fact that you can buy everything at low prices, you can try a lot! The sellers are all friendly and cheerful!
The big bazaar. I really like to visit it. But you need to carefully monitor the prices that are offered to you. They like to bargain with them, but they don't concede much to tourists. But you can try everything. There is a part with nuts, fruits, meat, a clothing market, too, but to get there you need to know where the passage is.
Excellent market, fruits are very tasty, pomegranate juice is delicious, as well as good prices for bathrobes, souvenirs, tea. You can have a delicious meal.
Perhaps the largest bazaar in the city, where you can feel the atmosphere of a real oriental bazaar. A large selection of various products, products, clothes, souvenirs and all sorts of things for every taste and pocket.
It is a masterpiece, ingenious, wonderful, an insane amount of goods and especially tableware and textiles and dried fruits and fruits .... A lot of things))))
Oriental bazaar everything is very tasty and natural inside the bazaar there is a shop where you can find very good silk robes dresses scarves camel cashmere silk I really liked the 28 souvenir shop there the saleswoman is very good and their prices are good
Very clean, in the center of the old town.
But most importantly, they are very friendly people. Everyone will tell you about the product, show you, give you a try, all with a smile and unobtrusively.
This is now rarely seen in the markets, especially at our Hay Market in St. Petersburg.
A magnificent bazaar in the center of Samarkand with a rich oriental flavor, where any purchase is accompanied by bidding for the final price. The architecture of historical buildings is full of a riot of colors that shimmer under the rays of the sun. A great place to visit and get acquainted with the history of Samarkand.
A real market where locals come to buy vegetables and fruits. There are separate rows with dried fruits and sweets. There are several sellers of tableware and souvenirs. You can also buy national clothes, prices are cheaper than in tourist locations. At the beginning of May , there are already 🍓 and 🍑
A very interesting place where you can find almost everything you need. A variety of vegetables and fruits, spices and sweets and everything! Be sure to bargain, and local sellers will give you a good discount!
The prices of products on the market are too high even after the auction. In Moscow, the price in the store is twice as low. You can buy clothes after bargaining more or less at a price. But not everywhere they want to take dollars in small bills, only give large ones for 5-10 dollars.
A great bazaar where you can buy everything. There's also a delicious Teahouse. Right on the market. We definitely recommend it. Bargain, it's fun and saves you money
A place to visit to soak up the energy and emotions of Uzbekistan. Buy fragrant spices, sweet fruits and crunchy nuts. Try everything, hear a bunch of compliments and leave with full packages of gifts for your family.
In spring, it is probably not as rich as in summer, but there is also something to profit from: an abundance of dried fruits, spices, and various sweets. You can drink freshly squeezed pomegranate juice. Buy local consumer goods. Do not pass by the teahouse in the center of the market - everything is very simple, but very tasty. The prices are more than affordable.
A market with a history. It has been mentioned since the 9th century. It has not lost its relevance now. The largest in Central Asia. Fruits, vegetables, spices, fresh Samarkand tortillas, nan, meat are on sale. There are shops with a large selection of local souvenirs and goods designed for tourists. Cafe with national cuisine. It is conveniently located near the main attractions. If you want to plunge into the atmosphere of goodwill, oriental flavor and history, you are here.
We were with my husband and sister several times. The bazaar is very big. The choice is huge, the eyes are running away. We bought several bottles each
Freshly squeezed pomegranate juice- I really liked it. And when buying dried fruits, you first need to walk around, take a closer look. Find out the prices.
And only then buy. We bought everything from one person, and went a little further- and oops
Everything was priced much lower. National souvenirs, bathrobes, chapans are much lower in the bazaar than in boutiques that
We were in the area.
I noticed several patterns:
1) All souvenirs are the same on each shop, the question is where how much they will yield, but there is only one manufacturing plant, if it is not China at all;
2) Spices and dried fruits are also one in one, all the shops are the same, there is no variety, as if this has only one owner
3) Otherwise, I did not notice the tourist value.
The bazaar is great from the point of view of a tourist, since I am a resident of this city, it seems to me that there is not enough assortment of food for vegetables. I'm a vegetable eater myself, so I'm betting 4.
A good market, lots of fruits, sweets, and souvenirs, prices are different, you can bargain, but the price for foreigners is increased, in general it is cheaper to buy everything in local shops or a supermarket, you noticed that the prices are lower.
The bazaar is huge, it's easy to get lost. It is aimed at locals, although they themselves do not always know what they are selling. They sent us in different directions. The nuts and dried fruits were clearly last year's, despite the fact that it was October, they were even seen with mold. There was thick smoke in the barbecue area, how is lunch there? There are no complaints about fruits, they are delicious
Everything is focused on tourists, especially the prices. You can safely buy a watermelon pumped with saltpeter, and plates from which pieces break off. But you can try absolutely everything before buying. It is absolutely impossible to buy anything without haggling. There are restaurants around with very tasty, but a little too fast food. Don't take what you're not sure about. First of all, it is a country of meat.
If the oriental bazaar is in Samarkand. But remember - this is the east! We need to bargain! Moreover, sellers love it when they bargain beautifully! The price can be reduced significantly, sometimes by half!
Well, what can I say, a great bazaar! If you want clothes embroidered with pomegranates, for example, sweets, nuts, be sure to go. Much nicer than the bazaar in Tashkent.
One of the oldest and largest markets in Samarkand. It is located next to the Bibi Khanum Mosque and occupies almost a block. You can buy everything from kurt, sweets, milk and meat to dishes, slippers, bathrobes and clothes. You can try and simplify it. You can bargain . You can just "open your eyes" .
I recommend it for every day, as well as for buying souvenirs and local products at home, to friends and relatives.
A cool authentic place, with historical value, with provisions for every taste, everything can be tried and bargained, very colorful, I definitely recommend visiting Samarkand
A real oriental market with loud-voiced merchants... It is necessary to bargain and this is a special art and pleasure. Sweets, spices, fruits, cheese, nuts, dried fruits.... I really liked it! You can buy everything!
That's where all the Oriental life is concentrated. Long shopping malls with lively merchants, crowds of customers, fruits, vegetables, spices, nuts, clothes, carpets, pilaf, tortillas, etc. What is not here...
Despite the maximum rating, this bazaar is practically no different from the Bukhara market. Only with prices that are slightly higher, since the city is also larger. And so, bargain, maybe you can beat the local merchants. Good luck!!
A real oriental bazaar, which adjoins the magnificent complex "Bibi Khanim Madrasah". You can walk through the narrow and narrow alleys. (Streets: Charraga and March 8)
Unlike the bazaar in Tashkent, this bazaar is very soulful and colorful. Only in this bazaar can I walk without irritation.
There are vegetables/fruits/dried fruits/sweets/clothes/souvenirs and much more...
Goods, sellers, noisy. A lot of goods, mainly if you take Chinese consumer goods. It is necessary to bargain, a discount of up to 30%. Probably 50% for someone, well, I don't know how to bargain like that. Foreigners (for local Russians, too, foreigners) are considered rich, therefore the price is set higher.
A good, very authentic and colorful bazaar. Everything is there that your heart desires. We bought sweets and spices there. For tourists, of course, the prices are higher, you need to bargain. Of the cons: a lot of beggars.
What kind of stuff is not here and Rolex watches and Armani jackets and cheese balls with the smell of kitchen rags and pigeons that eat nuts from sellers' bags and tortillas covered with blankets and spices, of course, scattered, teas in bags, on the ground, open and full of extraneous inclusions and gypsy beggars. I got enough impressions for a year. I recommend visiting to learn everything in comparison
A good oriental bazaar. It is conditionally divided into two parts: the upper - tourist and the lower - local.
Sweets are on the top, souvenirs are occasionally in the rows, vegetables and fruits are on the bottom
I dreamed of visiting here and read a lot about this place.. Unfortunately, at +36 I could not appreciate this place, because it became very bad from the noise and smells. I had to retreat quickly so as not to fall there from a warm blow. But I definitely recommend it, you will definitely appreciate the color of the city and the sincerity of the sellers
A good selection of ceramics, cheeses, fruits. And, what is pleasant, the sellers are adequate - they do not stick and do not rush under their feet, unlike other similar bazaars.