Chorsu Bazaar

Chorsu Bazaar represents the beating heart of Tashkent's commercial life, serving as the city's largest and most vibrant traditional market for over a century. This iconic bazaar, crowned by a distinctive turquoise dome, offers visitors an authentic taste of Central Asian trading culture. The market sprawls across multiple sections, from covered halls selling spices, nuts, and dried fruits to outdoor stalls featuring fresh produce, textiles, and handicrafts. The sensory experience is overwhelming yet delightful, with the aroma of fresh bread, colorful displays of fruits and vegetables, and the constant buzz of bargaining in multiple languages.

Beyond shopping, Chorsu Bazaar serves as a cultural melting pot where locals and tourists interact, traditional crafts are demonstrated, and age-old trading customs continue to thrive. The bazaar is particularly famous for its non (traditional Uzbek bread), fresh dairy products, and an impressive selection of spices that reflect Uzbekistan's position along the ancient Silk Road. Visitors can witness traditional bread-making in tandoor ovens, sample local delicacies, and purchase authentic Uzbek crafts including ceramics, textiles, and jewelry.