Osh Bazaar

Absolutely must see in Bishkek. Osh Bazaar is a very intense experience, first of all the meat section. No need to explain what not to buy, your instincts will lead you.

Definitely a must to see place in Bishkek. Food is great and people who are selling are very friendly and welcoming. A lot of species, meat, bread, tobacco and much more. Definitely worth coming here

Great place for observation, listening, watching the real life. One of the best bazaars I have seen. Prices better than on other bazaars in Bishkek.

Cheaper than the ordinary shopping places, you can find cigarettes, alcohol, clothes, electronics and traditional stuffs. I can sat it was crowded. Prices are negotiable.

If you want a true Kyrgys experience, then this place is a must! Biggest bazar in Bishkek filled with everything you could think of - traditional food, clothes, old itimes, spices, nuts, toys, souvenirs, and so much more. It's chaotic and lively, amazing opportunity to mingle with all the locals and experience local life first hand.

Great place in Kyrgyzstan good stuff with cheap price.

Nice place to shop day to day products and produce including spices and tea.

It is a very nice market in Kyrgyzstan and the price is normal all the products and all shopkeepers They're very nice people

I love this bazaar, I buy original honey and dry fruits, and I did the local breakfast I love it

A must-visit site for tourists especially. This is where you experience true local life. It’s where locals buy their food, kitchen equipment, electronics, you name it. As one of central Asia’s largest bazaars, you could spend hours getting lost in the alleys and corners of this amazing place. Keep track of your valuables, but don’t be afraid to talk to people. All the vendors are friendly, and will happily let you sample some of the food. Bring cash!

Great place to shop locally in Bishkek.

One of the biggest Marketes in Bishkek.
You can get anything from here
It is the cheapest bazar in bishkek.
Here are some shop keepers who fluently speak Urdu/Hindi and give you reasonable discount

It is just like it used to be 10-20 years ago, all the stalls, people praising their wares, different areas for dairy, meat, fruit, vegetables, all the colors and smells of my childhood. Chaotic and colorful, it is a must visit place in Bishkek. Get fresh bread, vegetables and fruit and enjoy.

Must go in the capital! Really affordable prices of food without the need to bargain. As for clothing: well, you won't find here to many original items but if you search a bit you can find really nice fakes for funnily low prices.
If you ask politely they have no problems with you taking photos of the merchandise.
Reserve at least 2-3 hours for a visit. Open every day, just on Mondays most of the stalls are closed.

Good place here you get all the required items in reasonable price just you need to have good bargaining skills very goodrr place

It's crowded and might be hard to navigate. A lot of goods, souvenirs and food could be found at the bazaar.

The Osh Bazaar is one of the best bazaars I have gone to around the world. Despite it being like a wet market, you can readily find an assortment of Krgyz produce being sold here. Strong recommendation to buy the dry fruits and nuts here. The macadamia nuts, walnuts and raisins are really really good and really affordable. Felt products can also be bought here. Bargaining can be done here but as the prices quoted here are overall not that expensive (a pair of flet gloves cost me USD 3), my genuine advice is to let the sellers earn a little.

Great for buying souvenirs and fake clothes😅

Fun happening place, spices, dried fruit and nuts, pickled cukes, beets, cabbages and other things. Across the road is clothing, electronics, souvenirs, luggage and almost anything else you can think of.

If you want to see the national flavor and try the asian cuisine, be sure to visit the Osh Bazaar. Here you can experience the Asian atmosphere. You can not only see but also try everything eatable. Dried fruits, sweets, tortillas, meat, fresh vegetables and fruits, kuruty and much more. Before visiting the bazaar, I advise you to wear comfortable shoes, as the territory is very big, so you have to walk a lot. You are welcome to bargain, but just with a smile.
Do not exchange money at a local currency exchange. Better to change in banks. Only cash is accepted here. Be careful for your stuff at bazaar, there are a lot of thieves and pickpockets