Love it. Fruits and vegetables Everything is fresh and clean. A lot of kind of nuts. Handicrafts, Pan, bread, the food court is awesome... Definitely you must visit it.

visited here as part of a city tour. Not my kinda thing but others liked it and it was a real riot of colours. Heavily used by locals and far better presented wares than in a UK supermarket. Prices were ridiculously cheap too by our standards. The bread making was impressive, you could feel the heat of the ovens from 6m away.

It's a very lively, vibrant market where you can get anything you need. It's a huge compound where you may spend a day exploring. You can find fresh ingredients of vegetables, fruits, meat, fresh water fishes, breads, honey, tableware, kitchenware, live stocks, clothes, accessories, alcohol or beverages etc all in one place. If you are not cooking, you can find some delicious meals at local eatery or street food here too. There were parking space available, public transportation also available as it's located in the city center.

Absolutely loved this bazaar - a do not miss when you're in Tashkent. The market is HUGE and had everything from breads, fruits, vegetables, and meats to textiles and random trinkets. The quality of the fruits and veggies was incredible - we actually opted to eat the food here for lunch in lieu of a meal. The experience also felt totally authentic and unique - we were by far the only tourists as far as the eye could see when we went.

Chorsu Bazaar is a traditional bazaar located in the center of the old town of Tashkent. The bazaar is like no other one and has its own unique charm and ambience. Hundreds of stalls selling meat, fruits, nuts, breads and all daily necessities and its usually packed and crowded. A must visit place for tourists visiting Tashkent city.

Wonderful ancient market. Here you can get everything for day to day life needs like meat,vegetables, dryfruit,clothes undergarments, sport items, plants, food, plastic items, shoes, handbags and much more. Its a big market you need ample time to explore fully.

Located in Old Town, this iconic and famous market is a shining example of business, trade and informal merchandise. Impressive structure from outside, a giant dome, two floors of products, meat and fish at ground floor, mountains of spices and dry fruits arranged in attractive fashion, fruits, vegetables outside, this market caters to the needs of one and all. But the problem is we really did not appreciate to be aggressively sold to by the locals. Also don’t bother bargaining. They will try to push and force more products on you. If you don't intend to buy, just ignore the sellers. Hopefully, the government should take responsibility of this matter. Thanks 🙏

The hustle and bustle of the market makes me wish I can travel back in time! They sell everything from dried goods to meat to vegetables. They tried to sell their giid but none were pushy. It's a great experience!

“You call that a market? Now this is a market.” It’s huge, not as modern as its sibling in the city; it does though have much greater choice. The bread section alone is as big as some bazaars. I loved the central Chorsu Market building complex. There is a fountain at its centre, an immensely high ceiling and consists of 2 floors. Have a nose around and get ya bargains!

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful part of Tashkent city. You can come here every day and admire the beauty (Original) Очень красивая часть города Ташкента. Можно приежзать сюда каждый день и любоваться красотами

An experience not to be missed when visiting Tashkent. All our interactions with the vendors were great - they were friendly and excited to see tourists. Chorsu offers lots of things and you can find authentic Uzbek cuisine, traditional clothes and decor, and so much more. The bazaar itself is quite big. My favourite part was visiting the stalls inside as there was SO many different types of nuts to choose from. They also allowed us to try some. I loved the Halwa and I also tried the yogurt snack. The second part I really loved was the outdoor food market. Do not miss it. The food is so delicious and very affordable and you can easily have a very filling meal to share here. We tried different dishes such as plov, their bread, tea, chicken and more.

Chorus bazaar ... one of the lively places in the Capital city. Here you will find almost everything that the country produces ranging from spices, nuts, dairy products, meats, fruits and vegetables ... and much much more. It is also a cool place to enjoy a local meal. Easily accessible by metro. One of the cities sites to visit for sure.

Very huge place. you get everything. As it’s not touristic, you don’t find touristic staff. But that’s fine for me, so you have a real feeling of the real life.

Huge market place with beautiful building. They are, you can buy and find practically everything from food, apparel and appliances. Worth visiting just keep in mind that you have to bargain a lot otherwise you’ll pay double price. And don’t go on weekends, you’ll be lost in the crowd.

It’s a market. You will find local customers more than tourist. You will find many vegetable and fruits shops. It’s not only inside the dome. You will see many shops all around the dome. And if you are vegetarian then better you don’t go inside . Because all meat shops inside and it’s very scary.

I found it was overrated. Yes, it's very big, but it's nothing special. If you are looking for souvenirs, you'll only find the cheap, tacky stuff.

(Translated by Google) Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent is one of the largest markets in the country and throughout Central Asia, known since the Middle Ages and of great importance for the Great Silk Road along with another major market in Tashkent - Alai Bazaar. And even the name of the market is translated from the Persian language as “four roads” or “four streams”, since in ancient times it was in this place that all the trade routes of the East were connected. And in modern times, Chorsu Bazaar stands in the center of the intersection of the four main shopping streets of Tashkent. The history of Chorsu Bazaar is rooted in the distant past. A millennium ago, a settlement was formed in the basin of the Chirik River. According to tradition, the bazaar became the center of the settlement. The market began to overgrow with various buildings, people led an active lifestyle around the formed fair: exchanged goods, received nomadic tribes. Over time, the fair attracted the attention of foreign merchants. Traders from all over the world began to come for local clothes, spices, and fabrics ... (Original) Базар Чорсу в Ташкенте — это один из самых крупных рынков страны и всей Средней Азии, известный ещё со времен Средневековья и имевший огромное значение для Великого шелкового пути наряду с другим крупнейшим рынком Ташкента — Алайским базаром. И даже название рынка переводится с персидского языка как «четыре дороги» или «четыре потока», так как в древние времена именно в этом месте соединялись все торговые пути Востока. И в современное время базар Чорсу стоит в центре пересечения четырех главных торговых улиц Ташкента. История базара Чорсу уходит своими корнями в далекое прошлое. Несколько тысячелетий назад в бассейне речки Чирик образовалось поселение. По традиции, центром поселения стал базар. Рынок начал обрастать различными постройками, люди вели активный образ жизни вокруг образовавшейся ярмарки: обменивались товаром, принимали кочевые племена. Со временем ярмарка привлекла внимание иностранных купцов. За местной одеждой, пряностями, тканями начали приезжать торговцы со всего мира...

(Translated by Google) The Eski Zhuva (Old Tower) bazaar, better known as Chorsu (Chorsu - “four roads” or “four streams”) and located in the Old Town at the intersection of four shopping streets, impresses with its colorful goods and architectural structure, a breath of antiquity and folk culture. It can be called one of the oldest bazaars of Tashkent, and indeed of Central Asia as a whole, since it was known as far back as the Middle Ages and was of great importance in the trade route of the Great Silk Road. Imagine you are walking along a noisy bazaar, along the very paths and rows where merchants wandered centuries ago, tall camels laden with goods from distant lands, shopkeepers, craftsmen and ordinary people - buyers. The modern Chorsu bazaar, of course, has been thoroughly restored, many new covered rows and shops have been built, but despite this, it still has a truly mesmerizing cimes of the East. This bazaar is also of particular interest because it is located in the heart of the historical and architectural complex dating from the 16th - 18th centuries - this is the Kukeldash and Khoja Akhrara Madrasahs, the Jami Mosque (Friday). From the records of travelers of past centuries, you can find out that in the main bazaar of Tashkent there were countless rows of goods, small shops, baths, caravanserais, teahouses and other establishments. Already in those days Chorsu was a whole trading city. The goods at the modern Chorsu bazaar are divided as follows: 1) products; 2) craft ranks; 3) clothing market. Of particular interest are the first two sections, they are located under large covered pavilions, most of which are crowned with blue domes of the eastern type. In the center is the main, largest dome, with its size and shape resembling a circus dome (which, incidentally, is located in the same district of Tashkent). Around are numerous rows of fruits and vegetables, household goods. (Original) таринный базар «Эски жува» («Старая башня»), более известный как «Чорсу» (Чор-су - «четыре дороги» либо «четыре потока») и расположенный в Старом городе на пересечении четырех торговых улиц, круглый год впечатляет своими красочными товарами и архитектурным строением, дыханием древности и народной культуры. Его можно назвать одним из старейших базаров Ташкента, да и всей Средней Азии в целом, так как он был известен еще в средние века и имел большое значение в торговой дороге Великого шелкового пути. Представьте, Вы ступаете по шумному базару, по тем самым дорожкам и рядам, где несколько веков назад бродили купцы, высокие верблюды, навьюченные товаром из дальних стран, продавцы-лавочники, мастера различных ремесел и простой люд - покупатели. Современный базар Чорсу, конечно же, капитально отреставрирован, построено много новых крытых рядов и магазинов, но несмотря на это он до сих пор имеет неподдельно завораживающий цимес Востока. Особый интерес этот базар представляет еще и потому, что расположен в самом сердце историко-архитектурного комплекса, датируемого XVI - XVIII веками - это медресе Кукельдаш и Ходжа Ахрара, мечеть Джами (пятничная). Из записей путешественников прошлых веков можно узнать, что на главном базаре Ташкента было бесчисленное количество рядов с товарами, мелкие лавки, бани, караван-сараи, чайханы и прочие заведения. Уже в те времена Чорсу представлял собой целый торговый город. Товары на современном базаре Чорсу разделены следующим образом: 1) продукты; 2) ремесленные ряды; 3) вещевой рынок. Особый интерес представляют первые два отдела, они располагаются под большими крытыми павильонами, большая часть которых увенчана голубыми куполами восточного типа. В центре находится главный, самый крупный купол, своими размерами и формой напоминающий купол цирка (который, кстати, находится в том же районе Ташкента). Вокруг расположены многочисленные ряды с фруктами и овощами, товарами хозяйственного назначения.

(Translated by Google) The central grocery pavilion was impressive. If possible, be sure to visit. Around - the usual flea market. (Original) Центральный продуктовый павильон впечатлил. При возможности - обязательно посетите. Вокруг- обычная барахолка.

Awesome market everything is there at one place and cheap price.

I love to walk around this bazaar, everything is so cheap in compare to other places I visit. And I am talking about 50-100% price range. The main entrance on the photo is no longer entrance as it is closed and not popular. But, I liked the signboard on it.

My number 1 recommended place to visit in Tashkent. 1970's Soviet architecture housing hundreds of stalls selling everything from clothes to cuts of meat you may never have seen before. And the spices, they provide a beautiful aroma to the nose and a colourful sight to the eyes Easy to get to via the Chorsu Metro stop and particularly active in the morning. Great place to have a kebab lunch after wandering around the stalls.

Very interesting place. Source for just about everything. Hot bread, meals, meat, clothing, gardening supplies. Nice photo opportunities.

Amazing place to visit for tourists and expats living here. You can find anything if you have the time to get lost in this huge maze of stalls in Chorsu bazaar. The meat market is something I have never seen on such a scale before. I love buying plants from the nursery area and local clothes from the stalls... Also a place to get spare keys cut and buy items for your house.

This market is working from hundreds year. Now it has a modern structure but it is the place place to understand everyday life of local people. It is possible to have a meal with traditional street food

Fascinating. We loved wandering through the clothing and local sales parts. Go around the outside of the main building to see the cerámica and shawls and other tourist things. Just beautiful and inexpensive.

I’d have preferred some more dining choices and perhaps some juice or water vendors within the market itself. I got so thirsty but to find a drink, you really have to go hunting around. Good souvenir place for plates/scarves/tablecloths if you’re into that. The main bazaar where they sell meats and fruit and plants is pretty amazing to see. I see this place and I realize I could retire right now in uzbekistan. The prices of consumables is incredibly low.

Very clean, no odors, no flies. You feel secure. The market is fully organized and sellers are very friendly.

(Translated by Google) It's just wonderful (Original) Shunchaki ajoyib

Nice sellers and local raw food. Fresh vegetables and fruits. Need to bring Russian translator as they cant speak English

(Translated by Google) Very colorful things, the atmosphere of the east (Original) Очень колоритные вещи,атмосфера востока

(Translated by Google) Good bazaar and cheap prices (Original) Хороший базар и цены дешевые

(Translated by Google) Very nice bazaar. Especially the clothing bazaar is also cool. Prices are much cheaper than in other bazaars. Come, we will be very glad to guests and customers! (Original) Очень хороший базар. Особенно вещевой базар тоже классный. Цены намного дешевле чем в других базарах. Приходите будем очень рады гостям и покупателям!

Amazing market where they sell fresh foods as well as traditional Uzbek Clothing!! Shashlik was delicious. But YOU MUST HAGGLE!! Start with 50% off!!

Amazing bazar to interact with Uzbek traditional market. Getting souvenirs and gifts, especially days to day grocery, special hand made ceramic Chai set, shawls and all kind of clothing can be purchased.

Awesome experience. The sights and sound of the hassle & bustle of the whole bazaar is simply amazing. I was particularly taken in by the smell of the fresh bread, farm produce, spices/herbs. Just like the souks in Morocco, you can get a fascinating and realistic insight into the daily lives of the common folks but with the major difference.... This bazaar is absolutely clean and hygienic!

(Translated by Google) Anyone who wants to feel the exoticism of the Uzbek bazaar, I recommend visiting this place (Original) Всем кто хочет ощутить экзотику узбекского базара, рекомендую посетить это место

(Translated by Google) An absolutely incomparable oriental bazaar in all its glory. A visit to the local food court is a must without a doubt. (Original) Совершенно бесподобный восточный базар во всей своей красе. Посещение местного «фуд-корта» обязательный пункт вне всяких сомнений.

(Translated by Google) Good bazaar (Original) Хороший базар

(Translated by Google) The largest bazaar in Tashkent. (Original) Największy bazar w Taszkiencie.

(Translated by Google) Great bazaar! (Original) Отличный базар!

Dirty place. Don't recommend to eat there, since no places meet hygienic requirements. Go to Korzinka!

The market is filthy. I don’t believe foreigners should even consider visiting this. It’s a local grocery market other then the building structure from the outside there’s nothing much here. If you want to do some handicraft shopping you might consider outside shopping gallery next to Chorsu

One of the best places in Tashkent to buy daily commodities. I liked the circular row of the shop. It's a bazaar under a huge turquoise dome. Before purchasing any food item they will offer you part of that food to taste. If you are satisfied then you can buy it unless not.

The bazar is swarming with people even during off peak hours on weekdays. You can find everything you can imagine and more: meat, cheese, noodles, vegetables. Outside the food bazar they also sell clothing, shoes, perfumes etc

It’s a Bazar with a public market all around! Good prices can be found! It has everything: clothes, decorations, souvenirs, food It is accessible by metro The food yard offers uzbek dishes for affordable prices but not very clean place The shops accept sum or dollars but only cash (no payment by card) There ATMs around It is some 20 mn walk to the Madrasah

This is definitely a tourist point! A rather unusual market for western tourists. Lots of fresh products. Food stands are pretty awesome as well. You won't leave exit this place hungry!😅

Tashkent Chorsu Market. A place visited by many people as a traditional market. They sell a variety of items, including dried fruits, fresh fruits, vegetables, potatoes, live chickens, and ornamental birds. A place that offers plenty of things to see for foreigners.

It is very easy to find the market. You can get there by bus, metro, or taxi. We chose to get there by metro. The metro station is right inside the market, so it is very convenient. I did not see as many souvenirs for tourists as I saw in other bazaars in Samarkand or Bukhara. There are more local food, fresh food, regular clothes, household items, etc. I enjoyed walking and observing Uzbekistan people’s shopping. Don’t miss the food area. Both sides are packed with street food. Freshly cooked, inexpensive prices, interesting, and delicious food. There are seats that you shared with other people, order food, and enjoy your $3 meal.

Great one. Biggest market with everything under a single roof including meat, dairy products, gold, vegetables, fruits, clothing etc. There's a metro station nearby as well as bus stop for easy commutation . Most of the shops are closed by 6 PM. So ensure to reach there in the day time to cover all shops (though it is not possible)

Located in Old Town, this iconic and famous market is a shining example of business, trade and informal merchandise. Impressive structure from outside, a giant dome, two floors of products, meat and fish at ground floor, mountains of spices and dry fruits arranged in attractive fashion, fruits, vegetables outside, this market caters to the needs of one and all.

Huge variety of fruits, spices etc. But tourists beware, price tags are almost absent and most of the time you will be overcharged by many times... So, take some great photos and if you need anything, ask the price first... And be ready to say bye...

Amazing market...you will love to see so much dry fruits, fruits and meat.....

A huge market with fresh and home made produce. Fruits, vegetables, meat and bread are some of the common items available.

I went there in evening, some shops has already closed. In the main dome sells fresh meats and sausages. If you are looking for vegetables and spices, you should find around the main dome. Price is quite cheap.

The most convenient place to buy anything you want

We've loved the cleanliness of the place and the fact that despite we looked like we had some spare coins - sellers were quite restrained and didn't bother us at all

Chorsu Bazaar  is the traditional bazaar located in the center of the so called old town of Tashkent, the capital city of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Under its blue-colored domed building and the adjacent areas, all daily necessities are sold. Chorsu Bazaar is located across the street from Chorsu station of the Tashkent Metro (Uzbekistan line), near Kukeldosh Madrasah. "Chorsu" is a word from the Persian language meaning "crossroads" or "four streams". Kukeldash Madrasah, built around 1570, is located at the edge of the bazaar and there is a mosque there. Chorsu is very vast and uncomfortly landscaped bazaar. For most people it is chepaer and had many stuff to buy.

A lot of the same stuff being sold. But it sells the most amazing veggies and spices. Interesting enough.

(Translated by Google) One of the best markets in Tashkent. Tasty, cheap))) colorful (Original) Один из лучших рынков Ташкента. Вкусно,дешево)))колоритно

Best market in Tashkent

(Translated by Google) Plunge into Soviet times) bargain, here it is welcome (Original) Окунудась в советские времена) торгуйтесь, здесь это приветствуется

(Translated by Google) Traditional market with a scent of people (Original) 사람냄새가 물씬풍기는 전통시장

(Translated by Google) A good choice. (Original) Хороший выбор.

(Translated by Google) A must-visit place for tourists. Going on the subway could be a good experience. There is a nut counter on the second floor of the main hall, so if you want to buy souvenirs, that's recommended. Suzani is also available. (Original) 観光地として是非とも行くべき場所。地下鉄で行くのも良い経験になるだろう。 メインのホールの2階にナッツ売り場があり、もしお土産を購入するならそこがオススメ。スザニも購入可能。

(Translated by Google) A huge market with everything your heart desires. Pottery, fabrics, clothing, shoes, fruit, bread, meat, vegetables, dried fruits, spices, tea, honey, simple foods of all kinds. It is varied, colorful and smells of different things. An absolute must for visitors to Tashkent. (Original) Ein riesiger Markt mit allem was das Herz begehrt. Töpferkunst, Stoffe, Kleidung, Schuhe, Obst, Brot, Fleisch, Gemüse, getrocknete Früchte, Gewürze, Tee, Honig, einfach Lebensmittel aller Art. Er ist vielfältig, bunt und duftet nach Unterschiedlichem.Ein Genuß für Auge, Nase und den Bauch. Ein absolutes Muss für Besucher von Taschkent.

Very interesting market. Must visit.

One of the best historical bazaars in the east asia. Well organised and decided huge variety of food and things. A food court very delicious but lacking hygiene and comfort. Meet kebabs are recommended but take your cutlery with you. Prices are the lowest in Tashkent.

Lively market with many things to buy, wear and eat.

Beautiful market with lots of local food and you can see influence from the diverse population. Tasty and fresh! Fun to explore too and have a look

(Translated by Google) Fine (Original) Отлично

Одно из достопримечательностей Узбекистана.Все фрукты, сухофрукты, одежда, исторический рынок, и конечно хлеб которого нет больше негде во всём мире😊Не зря говорят Узбекистан хлебный город.

Interesting

(Translated by Google) Hehe, not everything is there. But this is the first bazaar I went to. Prices are high compared to Koilik. Two or even three times more expensive. (Original) Хехе тут не все есть. Но эио первый базар в который я ходил. Цены высокие по сравнению с Койлик. В два или даже три раза дороже.

If you are in Tashkent you have to go there. You can buy souvenirs, scarfs and national food stuff. Clean place, but be careful for your things, wallets and phones, as usual in crowded places. Approved!

(Translated by Google) A place where you can find anything you want and not for an expensive amount. Seemed a little chaotic and hectic, although all eastern markets are probably like that. (Original) Место, где можно найти всё что угодно и не за дорогую сумму. Показался немного хаотичным и суетливым, хотя все восточные рынки наверное такие.

(Translated by Google) I think everything you can find in the market place money in the short turkiyede Bazaar lonely very hot in summer but very cold place, surely one of the places to be seen when it comes to uzbekistan (Original) İçerisinde herseyi bulabileceğiniz pazar yeri bence turkiyede ki karşılığı kapalıcarsı yanliz yazın çok sıcak kısın cok soğuk bir yer ama özbekistana gelince mutlaka görülmesi gereken yerlerden biri

It's an iconic bazaar (market) of city of Tashkent. This market has been around for quite sometime and it carries traditional Uzbek or Central Asian to be more exact bazaar traditions. You can purchase wide variety of products in this market for reasonable prices. Now, I haven't been there for almost two decades, because we no longer live in Uzbekistan. Nonetheless, from what I heard it's still the same as it was when I was a kid. I used to visit this bazaar quite often with my grandparents. We used to buy our groceries and household goods there. If you want to witness typical old-school Uzbek shopping then you can't find a place better than Chorsu Bazaar. Even if you're not interested in buying anything, it's still worth visiting this place because it holds lots of history and custom of Uzbek culture within itself.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Chiroyli

(Translated by Google) An amazing market, the largest, indoor and undoubtedly diverse. (Original) Удивительный рынок, самый большой, крытый и несомненно разнообразный.

Very good

(Translated by Google) Very uncomfortable (Original) Очень не удобный

(Translated by Google) Sellers very strongly impose their goods. (Original) Продавцы очень сильно навязывают свой товар.

(Translated by Google) Klass (Original) Klass

(Translated by Google) It was a traditional market It was very neat and varied. Especially dried fruits There was kimchi and sundae in the attached photo seat. In Uzbekistan, There was also a girl sister selling fruit. (Original) 재래시장이었습니다 참 깔끔하고 다양한 상품들이 즐비하더군요 특히 건과일 으뜸입니다 첨부된 사진석에는 김치도 있고 순대도 있었습니다 우즈벡에는 김태희 한가인을 능가하는 과일 파는 소녀 자매도 있었습니다

Wide, two floors, uncrowded.

(Translated by Google) Is the market open now? (Original) hozir ochiqmi bozor

(Translated by Google) oldest bazaar. if you want to buy well, be able to bargain well (Original) старейший базар. хочешь хорошо купить- умей хорошо торговаться

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Ажойип

(Translated by Google) Very tasty, authentic. It conveys the spirit of the old city ... (Original) Очень вкусно, аунтетично. Передает дух старого города...

Very well organised and very clean. Opened bazaar but no bad smell. Dry and wet market located on different floor. You will find anything here for household needs. The sellers very friendly and you are freely to taste before buying or not to buy.

(Translated by Google) The meat smells bad (Original) 고기 냄새가 심해요

(Translated by Google) Karakol (Original) Karakól

Best dryfruit Market in Uzbekistan

(Translated by Google) I'm very scared (Original) Juda korkam

(Translated by Google) There is everything (Original) Есть все

(Translated by Google) istanbul and ankara best of me I did not like it (Original) Ben buna beğenmedim bana en iyisi istanbul ve ankara

Pani Bottle bring me here!

(Translated by Google) ADVANTAGES: Good selection of products, location LIMITATIONS: A lot of people, a lot of pesky sellers Before, when I was still living in Tashkent, I often bought at this bazaar and clothes and groceries, and even bought dollars from local hucksters, because there is trouble with official exchangers and the "black market" rules throughout the country, well, that's another story)) Now I’ve been there quite a while already, but I don’t think that anything could change dramatically there, the market is simply huge and you can find practically everything there! Here you can find things and food and households. goods and a tasty snack, in general, whatever your heart desires, probably it will be interesting for tourists to visit here, but actually they always hang out there, because the market is located in such a historical and architectural place and there are many different attractions nearby, for example: Kukeldash madrasah, Khoja Akhrara, mosque Jami. Yes, and probably many people will be interested in bargaining at the bazaar with local Uzbek traders, everyone throws off his own way for this and the bazaar is a must here! It is just as easy to buy local souvenirs or local sweets such as Kurt, if someone has not tried I advise you to try this salty cheese made from sour milk to quench your thirst))) Getting to Chorsu will not be a problem either, it can be done from anywhere in the city and there are a lot of buses and the Tashkent metro, you can wander around a huge market for hours, though if it is VERY hot on the street in the heat of summer and not everyone will be able to master it out of habit.   I still have some things from this bazaar that have been preserved, it is unlikely of course I will ever be destined to see it again, but still the market remained in my memory for a long time, at one time it was a lot of fun! :) Year visited: 2011 General impression: An ancient huge market, it will be interesting for tourists to visit! (Original) ДОСТОИНСТВА: Хороший выбор товаров, местоположение НЕДОСТАТКИ: Много народу, много приставучих продавцов Раньше когда я еще жил в Ташкенте, я часто закупался на этом базаре и шмотками и продуктами и даже доллары покупал у местных барыг так как там с официальными обменниками беда и во всей стране правит "черный рынок" ну это другая история)) Сейчас я уже довольно таки давно там не был, но не думаю что кардинально там что-либо могло измениться, рынок просто огромный и там можно найти практический все! Тут и вещички можно найти и продукты питания и хоз. товары и перекусить вкусно, в общем что только душе угодно, наверное туристам тут побывать будет интересно, да собственно они там всегда и околачиваются ведь расположен рынок в таком историко-архитектурном месте и поблизости много разных достопримечательностей к примеру: медресе Кукельдаш, Ходжа Ахрара, мечеть Джами. Да и наверное поторговаться на базаре с местными узбекскими торговцами многим будет интересно, каждый скидывает по своему на то это и базар торговаться тут нужно обязательно! Так же легко можно местных сувенирчиков прикупить или местных вкусняшек типа Курта, если кто не пробовал советую попробовать это соленый сыр из кислого молока для утоления жажды))) Добраться до Чорсу проблем тоже не составит, это можно сделать из любой точки города тут и куча автобусов и ташкентское метро, бродить по огромному рынку можно часами правда если на улице разгар лета будет ОЧЕНЬ жарко и не каждый с непривычки сможет осилить. У меня по сей день сохранились кое какие вещи с этого базара, вряд ли конечно когда нибудь мне суждено будет еще раз его увидеть, но в памяти все же рынок остался надолго, в свое время там было очень весело! :) Год посещения: 2011 Общее впечатление: Древний огромный рынок, туристам будет интересно побывать!

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Yes. What is the weather

(Translated by Google) Klassno (Original) Klassno

(Translated by Google) The smell of antiquity (Original) Запах древности

Interesting place, don't go there if you cannot handle the smell of fresh meat

Its an experience in itself. Get to know the local favorites. You can get everything here either inside the dome or outside market.

Very interesting place split by veges, meat and don't miss the part that is behind the main chorsu too. Very interesting stuff like clothes and sports and hardware stuff. For me, it is less about what is sold but how people went about doing it.

It's the biggest market in Tashkent

Ўзбек Хитой Савдо уйи

Базар конечно впечатляет, но инфраструктуру нужно улучшать.

언어 안되시면 마트가세요 그냥 저는 짧게 러시아어가 가능해서 별로 어려움은 있었지만 기분도 별로고 질도 마트 대비 떨어지는거같아요

(Translated by Google) Do your shopping here in Uzbekistan ... You can find everything besides food ... (Original) Özbekistan'da alışverişlerinizi burada yapın... Gıda dışında da herşeyi bulabilirsiniz...

(Translated by Google) That's great (Original) Zoʻr ekan

(Translated by Google) The largest market in Tashkent (Original) Toshkentdagi eng katta bozor

(Translated by Google) Excellent oriental bazaar !!! (Original) Отличный восточный базар!!!

(Translated by Google) You must see it with your own eyes! (Original) Это необходимо видеть своими глазами!

(Translated by Google) Need a good little routine (Original) Yaxshi ozgina tartib kerak

(Translated by Google) Zoʻr (Original) Zoʻr

(Translated by Google) The old market. clean, all people are polite. Out of 10 points 10. 👍 Dried fruits, nuts, seeds are all at the highest level (Original) Старинный рынок. чистый, все люди вежливые. Из 10 баллов 10. 👍 Сухофрукты, орехи, семечки всё на высшем уровне

(Translated by Google) Haggle to the last because they make a fool worse than in Turkey and Egypt! East is a delicate matter! 🤪😁 (Original) Торгуйтесь до последнего ибо дурят похуже чем в Турции и Египте! Восток дело тонкое!🤪😁

(Translated by Google) Well, so-so (Original) Ну так себе

(Translated by Google) Cool (Original) Круто

(Translated by Google) True heritage of Tashkent (Original) Истинное наследие Ташкента

(Translated by Google) There is also the electronics side (Original) Elektronika tomoni ham bor ekan

(Translated by Google) You can buy everything at reasonable prices - the main thing is not to "run into" intermediaries who break prices 2-3 times higher. (Original) Купить можна все і по помірним цінам - головне не "нарватись" на посередників, які ломлять ціни в 2-3 рази вищі.

(Translated by Google) Perfect place (Original) Отличное место

(Translated by Google) On Monday, not all bazaar is open (Original) В понедельник, не весь базар работает

(Translated by Google) Ana is very original. (Original) Ана очень оргиналный.

(Translated by Google) Grand Bazaar (Original) Большой базар

(Translated by Google) There were so many fresh fruits and nuts. The jujube was also incredibly large and delicious. They were all fresh, very cheap and delicious. I definitely want to visit again. There were so many fresh fruits and nuts. The jujube was also incredibly large and delicious. They were all fresh, very cheap and delicious. I definitely want to visit again. (Original) There were so many fresh fruits and nuts. The jujube was also incredibly large and delicious. They were all fresh, very cheap and delicious. I definitely want to visit again. 신선한 과일과 견과류가 정말 많았습니다. 대추도 엄청나게 크고 맛있었습니다. 그것들은 모두 신선하면서 매우 저렴하고 맛있었습니다. 꼭 다시 방문하고 싶습니다.

(Translated by Google) Chorsu, Khoja Alambardor mosque. It has a great history. In this mosque the caliph Uthman Mushafi is kept. (Original) Chorsu, Xoʻja Alambardor jome masjidi. Katta tarixga ega. Bu masjidda xalifa Usmon mus'hafi saqlangan.

(Translated by Google) If a historic bazaar of Tashkent falls on your way, don't be late (Original) Tashkentin tarihi bir çarşısı yolunuz duserse ugramadan gecmeyin

(Translated by Google) In short, anyone who comes to Tashkent and loves to cook himself must visit the Warsaw market because he gets to and from meat, chicken, vegetables, fruits, nuts, baked goods, papers, spices, household appliances, clothes, etc. (Original) باختصار اي احد يجي طشقند وحاب يطبخ بنفسه لازم يزور سوق چارسو لانه بيحصل من والى لحوم ودجاج وخضروات وفواكه ومكسرات ومخبوزات وورقيات وبهارات وادوات منزلية وملبوسات الخ ..

(Translated by Google) Old city (Original) Старый город

Great market with lots of fruits, nuts, vegetables, and meat; people watching central - so many different ethnicities and mixtures everywhere

(Translated by Google) It used to be beautiful ... (Original) Eskiden güzeldi...

Everything.. whatever u can think... Best price...high bargain ... A lot of products.. must visite place for shopping

I went as a tourist to check out the market and it was awesome! Very fun, so much to see, and very nice people! Great place to get gifts for people back home too

Amazing market in Tashkent, a must see attraction in the Uzbek capital

You can find vegetables, meat, fruits, cloths a huge variety with very reasonable price.

The old souq , great options of fruit and vegetables and a great experience for the tourist to know more about the Uzbektsin tradition food and shop

Interesting place to see how the locals shop for groceries.

There's absolutely nothing you *can't* find in this place. Its history is interesting too! Can be difficult to find your bearings, though plenty of friendly people around to guide you. Absolutely a must if you're new to the area!

This is the biggest market in Tashkent and the suburbs. I didn’t expected the market to be so large. You really can find everything here: meat, bakery, pastry, grocery , milk products, house staff, traditional clothes and etc. I also tasted some national food and it was extremely tasty. The seller here is polite and ready for bargain but you should pay in cash (nobody can accept credit cards)

An amazing experience. A place where you can see and feel the essence of the Silk Road. I imagine the trading style and how the merchants presented their merchandise as an exact version of how it happened here hundreds of years ago. This Bazaar has it all. Food products, meat, vegetables, gold, dairy products, and souvenirs. Also, be mindful that they negotiate and bargain, so prices are not final. Make sure you visit the food court. They have excellent local food and grilled kabob. The place is worth visiting. Visit and take some photos to show back home. 🇺🇿 ❤️

Great place to visit for shopping. You can take the metro to this place because the metro station is next the de bazaar. There are many places inside and outside, make sure to buy dry fruit from here because the prices are really reasonable.

A great bazaar where locals shop, not just for tourists. By the entrance to the bakery, there is a lady who sells pumpkin samsas - these are so good 😋

Big place, easy to get lost and hard to refind the metro to haha. Sellers weren't interested in us and didn't want to help us understand anything about their products and the prices they offered seemed way too high. We were hoping to find berries but must be the wrong time of the year. If you've been to other bazaars you won't find much unique here I think.

Great covered market for food and spices. You can also fetch some cultural materials Enjoyed the traditional salads there at the market. A taste of so many flavors. The layout, order, and cleanliness of the place is worthy of note

Located in Old Town, this iconic and famous market is a shining example of business,trade and informal merchandise. Impressive structure from outside, a giant dome, two floors of products, meat and fish at ground floor, mountains of spices and dry fruits arranged in attractive fashion, fruits, vegetables outside, this market caters to the needs of one and all. A must visit to feel the buzz and pulse of beautiful city Tashkent.

Huge marketplace with hundreds of stalls both inside and around the Bazaar building, selling virtually everything there is to be sold. The butcher stalls inside the dome are somehow a little gruesome, but in general, the sights and smells (an assortment of smoked cheese, pickkes, spices, fresh fruit and roasting meat) are breathtaking. It can be easily reached by subway (Chorsu Station).

A wonderful place to see local life in Tashkent. It is quite clean and there are many stalls showcasing the everyday goods that the Uzbeks need in terms of clothing, utensils and of course food. Stop by their food stalls to have a wonderful sashlik, black tea, bread and hunym, which is a potato dough with tomato sauce. There are also touristy sections where you can bargain for souvenir Uzbek crafts, such as pottery.

Under one big dome, we can wide variety of fresh meat, fresh produces, fresh diary products, nuts, spices and many interesting items. One of the main highlights would be horse meat sausages

Could be exotic from other parts of the world, but it is quite usual for people from Central Asia. Always ask prices in several places as some unscrupulous merchants want to charge much higher prices from tourists.

love this bazaar. do head over to the bread section. the hot fresh off the stove bread is so good. fruits sold here are fresh and good variety. we spent a lot of time also at the 2nd floor buying nuts and dried fruits. do bargain

Spellbound by the market. So many items, buzzing with vendors and people, colorful fruits, cheese and dry fruits. A Must visit venue in Uzbekistan. Any purchase is cheaper here than anywhere in the country.

big market for Dry fruits , Best quality and cheap.... You will find many vegetable and fruits shops. It’s not only inside the dome. You will see many shops all around the dome. DO Bargain

One place in Tashkent you can’t miss. Experience the rich flavour of Uzbekistan culture, food and shopping. From dry fruits, spices, clothing and many other things at this massive shopping area. Did I mention, wear a good shoes and ready for a long compelling walk !!

Such an interesting place. I was short of time so made a quick tour of this market. A go to place for fruits, vegetables, spices, dry fruits and what not. I tried the local veg salad which is available alacarte. So, we have the option to pick the cut vegetables placed in the shelves and they provide them for eating. The bazaar has a huge meat section and is clean and well maintained. A great place to know the Uzbeks way of life.