The Tourism Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Bazaars in Uzbekistan are not only places of trade but also living testaments to the country's historical role as a crossroads of civilizations. They preserve traditions, atmosphere, and the spirit of an authentic culture, remaining important centers of daily life.

The report showcases the famous Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent, with its turquoise-domed architecture and hundreds of trading stalls. Viewers are also introduced to the quieter but beloved Alay and Mirabad markets, popular among locals.
In Samarkand, the program's team visits the Siab Bazaar — located near the legendary Registan Square — as well as the Urgut market, situated in a rural area and known for producing traditional suzani.

The feature concludes in Bukhara, where bazaars continue to serve as hubs for the trade of jewelry and traditional headwear.