I've been to this market twice, the first time purely out of curiosity to see it, but I liked it so much, the sellers and people there are so good-natured that the next day I took with me the gifts from Russia that I took with me and already took them to give to the sellers) Feel free to chat with people there, they are very kind, someone can even speak broken Russian, you can arrange a barter with them (in small things, of course)

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Ольга Глушкова

Level 9 Local Expert

The real oriental flavor is here! The aromas of spices, oils, smoke and the smell of burning bahura incense in special censers, sweets, cashmere shawls, fabrics, outfits, souvenir shops, gold, gold, a lot of gold, obsessive merchants - you will find it all here. 👍👍👍We liked it!!!

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Олег ******

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In the old district of Dubai, it is worth visiting the spice, ceramics and silk markets. But girls, especially one at a time, shouldn't go there. Sellers are very affectionate...REALLY! Before you can get there, they'll shower you with perfume, put on scarves, clothes, and sell everything....) those who don't know how to communicate with such guys (half, if not more, of them are Hindus) shouldn't even go there! The atmosphere here is completely different from modern shopping malls — narrow streets, the aroma of spices. At the spice market, you can find saffron, cardamom, dried fruits and dozens of mixtures for traditional dishes. There are ceramic stalls nearby, from simple cups to hand—painted plates and vases. In the silk market, sellers offer fabrics of all colors and textures, and you can often bargain. Tip: take cash and take your time — merchants love communication and can tell you a lot of interesting things about the goods.

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