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Kashgar Bazaar
Introducing Kashgar Bazaar
Kashgar Bazaar is a bustling center of trade for over 2,000 years. Kashgar Bazaar is located at Kashgar’s East Gate, and is once known as “Sunday Bazaar” for its weekly operation, but now this international marketplace now thrives daily, especially on Sundays. Boasting over 5,000 stalls and millions of goods, the market draws over 100,000 visitors every day. From local produce to international crafts, it offers a diverse range of merchandise, including Pakistani handiworks and Turkish scarves, all at reasonable prices.
Kashgar Bazaar Fast Facts
• AKA: Kashgar Sunday Bazaar; Kashgar Sunday Market
• Chinese Name: KāShí DàBāZhā 喀什大巴扎
• Best Time to Visit: May to September
• Recommended Visiting Hours: 1 - 2 x Hours
• Things to Do: Photography, Local Folk Customs, Architecture
• Opening Hours: All Day, Sunday is the best day to visit
• Entrance Fee: Free
• Address: East Gate of Kashgar City, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
What to expect at Kashgar Bazaar
Kashgar Bazaar is a vibrant, sensory feast. The air hums with the aromas of spices and sizzling street food, while the sounds of haggling and lively chatter create a captivating symphony of commerce. This bustling marketplace, a testament to the region’s diverse trade and culture, offers visitors an immersive experience unlike any other.
Traditional Crafts
Kashgar Bazaar showcases a vibrant tapestry of traditional Uyghur crafts, from intricately woven carpets and rugs to exquisite silk and cotton textiles. Visitors can also find unique handicrafts like wooden carvings, pottery, jewelry, and leather goods. For a complete cultural immersion, explore the local melodies with Uyghur musical instruments like the Dutar and Doira.
Food and Spices
The market is a culinary paradise, offering a delightful array of dried fruits and nuts, including apricots, dates, and figs. Visitors can stock up on aromatic spices like cumin, turmeric, coriander, and saffron, essential ingredients for Uyghur cuisine. Be sure to sample traditional Uyghur snacks like naan bread, samsa (meat pastries), and laghman (hand-pulled noodles).
How to get to Kashgar Bazaar
• By Bus: Take bus 1, 2, 3, 20, 27 to East Gate Station (Old Town).
• On Foot: Enjoy a 1.7 km (1.05 miles) walk from Kashgar City Center to Kashgar Bazaar.
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