Siyob Bozor

Siyob Bazaar is one of the largest markets in Uzbekistan, with roots dating back to the Silk Road trading era. If you’re visiting Samarkand, this is a must-see spot. The market offers a wide variety of items at reasonable prices, making it a great place for shopping. Food lovers, in particular, shouldn’t miss this vibrant and bustling market. It’s a true taste of local culture and cuisine!

This was our last day in Samarkand and we went to Siyob bazaar for some shopping. Nothing hcnaged since my last visit and due to cold weather we quickly went through. I couldn’t pass by the dry fruits and grabbed some stuff to support locals, I always try to do so during my trips )) If you have some free time in Samarkand I recommend you visit this bazaar and just hang around here and look into people’s eyes and try see the hard life they have, and there is no escape for them…

A Large Bazaar for Vegetables, sweets, souvenirs and spices. Prices are better than Chorsu bazaar in Tashkent. Try to negotiate the prices! Normally you can buy at around 25% to 30% less than the initial price.

The marketplace is right beside the Bibi-Khanym Mosque so it may be worth dropping by, but oerhaps only for that one reason. The place is indeed very big, but I didn’t find it too interesting, especially as compared to other bazaars in other big cities in Uzbekistan. It also lacked unique features other than the fact that it is big and has a long history, that merit going out of the way to visit. As a local marketplace, it has shops for fruits, vegetables, spices, and various linds of dry goods mostly for cooking and dining. But there are some shops that do sell souvenirs; I did find the prices here were a bit more inflated than elsewhere.

Out of this world! A must to visit and it takes a while to walk it all. And when you think it's over, there's so much more after that. A mix of all that spell silk road and the best place to get fresh squeezed pomegranate juice.

Lovely bazaar with an astonishing array of fresh produce, spices and more. Downsides are related to its popularity by tourists, with the not infrequent people begging for money, which doesn't happen anywhere else in Samarkand.

This place is a similar place to Chorsu bazaar what they have in Tashkent, however here you will find lot of varieties of dry fruits and ceramic cutlery as well , rest my recommendation is if you are in Samarkand then this is a best place for you to but some dry fruits and ceramic products for your home

Just beside the Bibi-Khanym Mosque is this Bazaar, full of life and colour. The sellers within are so friendly and nice, they offer you free samples without expecting anything in return. A great place to buy food items especially fruits and meats