It would not be right to be in the East and not visit the local market. It would be right to visit the market, which I did. During my two days in the wonderful city of Turkestan, I visited the market three times. First, you need to try the flatbread (it looks like a very thick pancake, you can feel the onion in the dough), I did not ask the name, if there are experts in this matter, tell me. Secondly, national clothes, Kazakh, Uzbek, are not souvenirs, but those that are worn. An Uzbek bathrobe was purchased for a low price, so that in the cold Siberian winter I could wrap myself in it and drink tea with honey while sitting near the central heating battery. Thirdly, socks made of camel hair and camel hair only. You can continue the description, but the best option is to visit there yourself... I almost forgot, it's appropriate to bargain in the market, but somehow it slipped my mind, I'll have to fix everything again.... I also saw a healing belt made of camel's hair...

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Жанайым Досаева

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normal, but taxi drivers deceive you by taking you for a dumb one that the city doesn't know and saying exorbitant prices for a very short place like the next street and like they take you for a fool🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻As it is, the place is good, the buses are good, the bazaar is a buzz, and like my hometown, it's normal, but the taxi drivers are too much.

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Роман Киров

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The atmosphere of a typical Asian market. You can find everything from a loaf to a cartridge. Bargain, chat, buy souvenirs, eat hot samsa

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