2. The Chorsu bazaar is known as one of the largest markets not only in Uzbekistan, but throughout Central Asia. It has a rich history and important cultural significance for the country. Despite frequent modernization, the bazaar has managed to maintain its original architectural design and has not lost its cultural value for the people. At the shopping arcade of the Chorsu market you can find a wide variety of goods: oriental spices, food products, dried fruits, vegetables, cereals, etc. Tourists will also be able to buy something from national clothes or souvenirs. By the way, you can quickly get from the Alai market to the Chorsu bazaar by the metro, which deserves special attention as a landmark of our country (the entrance to the metro at the Abdulla Kodiriy station is 2 minutes from the Alai Bazaar, and the exit from the metro is at the Chorsu "located inside market - you will definitely not get lost, and the fare will not cost you much).