I did not get impressed, but then I was not interested in shopping. It has a portico at the entrance but otherwise it is just a plain open market.

I went alone for shopping . The bazar have everything , dry fruits , fresh fruits , sweets , Uzbek food. Bread . But it was externally annoying that , nothing had price tag on it. They charge tourist triple and more than local ....More

The market is next door to the Bibi Hanum, which is a major tourist spot in itself. Enter through the gates, and the main market us under an open roofed area. First rate dried fruits and nuts, halvah and nougat, plus everyday items are here....More

This was a very large market and surprisingly well managed and clean. There were myriads of small and large stalls selling all the basics of life and some not so. essential. It was crowded and interesting .It was closed on a Monday.

Market is full of goods like dried fruits and halva. Price is very low but si fine think before you something buy.

Unlike some other bazaars in the world, this one is really neat and well taken care of. The products are nicely displayed and you can get some really nice photos. It is worth the detour.

A very crowded market with a large variety of breads, fruits, vegetables, nuts, clothes and hardware. People are very welcoming. Great place to try new food.