Bazaar Tak-e-Zargaron

Toki-Zargaron is considered the largest market in Bukhara. The date of its creation from 1569 to 1570. It was the first capital market, an important trading point on the Great Silk Road. The unique dome of the bazaar can be seen from afar, it is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The name was received from the word “toki”, which means “crossing streets” and “zargar”, which translates as “jeweler”. The buildings have a style of Persian architecture. Medieval passages, shopping arcades, craft shops, workshops make up the internal structure. Here you can buy unique jewelry that is produced by local craftsmen. Tools and knowledge are passed down from generation to generation. Gold, silver and copper coins are also minted here. Carpet trade is active, books, dishes, clothes, paintings, musical instruments and other products are sold.

The bazaar is located in the historical part of the city, which can be reached by local bus to the Ark stop or by taxi.