




The Green Bazaar in Almaty is a public marketplace that gives travellers a real taste of local Kazakh life. If you are planning Kazakhstan Tour packages, this bustling bazaar should be on your list. Fresh fruits, local sweets, colourful spices, nuts, and dried fruits fill the air with inviting aromas. You can walk through long rows of vendors selling homemade products that reflect the culture and traditions of the region.
For couples choosing Kazakhstan Honeymoon packages, the Green Bazaar adds a warm cultural experience to the trip. The atmosphere is cheerful, and the place feels alive with friendly sellers and bright displays. You can buy souvenirs, handmade crafts, and food items that make great memories to take back home. Many travellers enjoy tasting local treats, learning about Kazakh ingredients, and experiencing daily life in Almaty in a simple and authentic way.
There is no entry fee to visit the Green Bazaar. Travellers only spend on shopping or snacks inside the market. Most items are reasonably priced, and payments are usually accepted in cash. Carry small notes for smooth transactions, and expect to spend around AED 20–100, depending on your shopping.
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улица Жибек Жолы 53, Almaty 050000, Kazakhstan
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Point of Interest for Green Bazaar

Fruit Section
Fresh apples, berries, melons, and seasonal produce sold by friendly locals.

Spice Rows
Bright spices and herbs with strong aromas packed neatly in small bags.

Honey Stalls
Pure Kazakh honey in glass jars known for its rich taste.

Meat Hall
Traditional sausages and smoked meat loved by local families.

Dairy Corner
Fresh cheese, cream, and fermented drinks are prepared every morning.

Travellers like buying dried fruits, nuts, chocolates, Kazakh honey, handmade crafts, and warm clothing. Local spices and herbal products are also very well-known among visitors.



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