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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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

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

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.

Chorus Bazar is iconic and famous market in Tashkent. Beautiful architecture and huge. Impressive structure from outside with giant dome! You will find spices, fruits, vegetables, nuts, tea, chocolate, toys, dresses, salads, cookies, fries, bread and what else not.

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. 🇺🇿 ❤️

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.

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.

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 🙏

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 !!

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.

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.

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.

Today, we explored the Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent on a rainy afternoon. The market is a vibrant hub with different sections for various items. We started at the butcher market, then moved to the milk and dairy section.Next, we ventured to the nut and spice market on the first floor of the dome market, where we found a variety of nuts in their shells, a new experience for us. After that, we visited the vegetable market, which offered a wide selection of fresh produce.Overall, our visit to the Chorsu Bazaar was a fantastic experience, despite the rain. The market's lively atmosphere and diverse offerings made it a memorable outing.

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)

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.

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.