Bazaars of Uzbekistan

Markets of Uzbekistan provide a complete picture of the traditional bazaar - colorful, vibrant, noisy and promising zrelische.Prilavki bursting with an abundance of goods. The play of color, shape, smell dizzy. Cheerful enlistment exclamations not allowed to leave the market quickly. A variety of rosy cakes, fresh meat, kazi (horse meat sausage), juicy fruits, dried fruits amber, plenty of salads, all-Eastern bazaar! One must remember that bargaining is always appropriate!

In Tashkent, there are more than twenty major markets, but the most ancient and revered - is "Chorsu" market, which is located in the heart of the old town on the famous "Eski-JUVA." At the crossroads of caravan routes of the Silk Road in the | | - | centuries BC an important trading point-Tashkent. Originally Tashkent was a four small settlements (modern Shayhontour, Beshagach, Sebzar and Kukcha). Exchanging goods farmers and nomads to form a kind of fair in the wasteland. The intersection of the caravan routes from the west and east, north and south, has been called "Chorsu". Some street names still show the direction of caravan routes of the Silk Road, "Samarkand-Darwaza" (Samarkand Gate), "Chagotay"-gate on the road to Chagotay...