Chorsu Bazaar

If you love markets that feel alive the moment you walk in, Chorsu Bazaar will pull you in instantly. Its round blue dome, the smell of fresh bread, the sound of lively bargaining, everything comes together to create a market experience that feels real and warm. Many travellers choose to include Chorsu in their Uzbekistan tour packages because it gives them a direct glimpse into local life, something you cannot feel inside malls or museums. I am sure Dubai travellers will appreciate the contrast, a place where life slows down yet stays full of colour.

Couples also visit Chorsu when they want a meaningful cultural stop, which is why it sometimes appears in Uzbekistan honeymoon packages as a relaxed add-on. Walking through the spice aisles, tasting fruits, and exploring artisan stalls creates an easy connection with the city. It is a place that feels honest and full of stories.

About Tickets/Entry Fees

Chorsu Bazaar has no entry fee, and visitors are free to explore the entire market. Costs apply only to purchases, food, and handicrafts. Prices vary by stall, so bargaining is common. Guided food tours may charge extra depending on inclusions.