Bazaar

In the heart of southern Kyrgyzstan, the ancient town of Uzgen invites travelers to step into a lesser-known chapter of the Silk Road. Overlooking the fertile Kara-Darya valley, this historic complex once stood at the crossroads of trade, culture, and belief. Today, it remains one of the most atmospheric heritage sites in the country—quiet, authentic, and deeply rooted in Central Asia’s past.​

Kosh Tepa Market/Handicrafts is a unique space where the art of hand embroidery comes to life. For 22 years we have been creating exquisite products using natural silk threads and hand woven fabrics such as plahsa and bahmal.

Our assortment includes pillowcases, tablecloths, napkins, accessories, bags, as well as clothing and footwear: bracelets, vests, jackets, caftan coats and more. Each product is a combination of traditional craftsmanship and exquisite taste.

The market in Naryn is an important place for locals and visitors to the city. It is a traditional Asian bazaar where you can find a variety of goods, from agricultural products to clothing and household goods. The main features of the Naryn market are:

Fresh produce: Local farmers and traders offer a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, meat and dairy products for sale, making the market attractive to those who prefer to buy natural and organic products. Local goods: The market offers handicrafts such as rugs, plaids, souvenirs, and traditional clothing and accessories.

In 1932, Ella Maillart, a Swiss adventurer, describes the market of Kyzyl Suu, formerly Pakrovka, in her book "From the Celestial Mountains to the Red Sands". She makes a last supply before leaving to search for the basmatchis who were hiding in the Tien Shan mountains. The market is in the centre of the village on the main road south of Lake Issyk Kul.

You can find everything here, but the main reason for coming is fresh bread, meat, fruit, vegetables and dairy products.

The Ak-Tilek market in the city of Karakol is not just a trading platform, it is a real cultural center and the heart of this picturesque city. Situated on the shores of Lake Issyk-Kul, it is one of the most picturesque markets in Central Asia and attracts both locals and tourists from all over the world.

Osh market is not just a trading point, it is a living breath of the capital, a place where life pulsates and movement boils. Here, on the expanses of market alleys, different worlds merge, creating a unique atmosphere of trade diversity and cultural exchange.

At the Osh market you will find everything imaginable - from traditional clothes and jewelry to dried fruits, spices and furniture. It is a place where everyone can find something to suit their tastes and needs, be it products for everyday use or essentials for creating a cozy and comfortable home.

About The Animal Market

The Shohmansur market: a page turned in Dushanbe

Once the beating heart of local commerce, the Shohmansur market - also known as the Green Bazaar - was one of Dushanbe's most emblematic landmarks. For decades, locals and visitors alike came here to buy fresh produce, discover the flavours of Tajikistan, and experience the warm, authentic atmosphere of Central Asian markets.