In this first episode, we explore Chorsu Bazaar, the largest market in Central Asia, located in Uzbekistan. Once a key trading hub on the East-West route, this vibrant bazaar’s distinctive architecture was rebuilt in the 1980s. Explore stalls filled with fresh produce, spices, traditional non bread, meats, and local Rishtan pottery. Dive into the rich culinary and cultural heritage of Uzbekistan, and experience the energy and history of this iconic marketplace.
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In this first episode, we explore Chorsu Bazaar, the largest market in Central Asia, located in Uzbekistan. Once a key trading hub on the East-West route, this vibrant bazaar’s distinctive architecture was rebuilt in the 1980s. Explore stalls filled with fresh produce, spices, traditional non bread, meats, and local Rishtan pottery. Dive into the rich culinary and cultural heritage of Uzbekistan, and experience the energy and history of this iconic marketplace.
In this episode, we take you on a journey to Margilan, a town in Uzbekistan’s Fergana Valley known for its rich tradition of silk weaving.
We explore how traditional textiles like adras and atlas are made, with first-hand experiences from local markets and workshops.
You'll hear stories of encounters with artisans, insights into the intricate silk production process, and reflections on the cultural depth of the region.
We also delve into the historical background of Uzbekistan’s silk industry and the importance of preserving these age-old techniques.
Perfect for lovers of travel, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage!
Secrets of Silk Road
In this first episode, we explore Chorsu Bazaar, the largest market in Central Asia, located in Uzbekistan. Once a key trading hub on the East-West route, this vibrant bazaar’s distinctive architecture was rebuilt in the 1980s. Explore stalls filled with fresh produce, spices, traditional non bread, meats, and local Rishtan pottery. Dive into the rich culinary and cultural heritage of Uzbekistan, and experience the energy and history of this iconic marketplace.
