Istanbul: the Grand Bazaar
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2011
- Saffet Emre Tonguç, tour guide and award winning travel writer, shows us round Istanbul's Grand Bazaar. It is one of the oldest bazaars in the world, with 4,000 shops, 30,000 people working there and 350,000 daily visitors
During my year long stay near Istanbul in 1985, I spent so much time there. When we would visit the jewelers, the shop owner would send an assistant out for tea for us. I loved the apple tea. Also I loved exploring the older abandoned areas of the bazaar. Very old world back then.
bellissimo! 💗
thank you!
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He forgot to mention all the counterfeit clothing.
What is the biggest jewelry country in the world? India??
Wow, I had no idea of that specific capability there. I do know that the borders are wide open and a lot of important dealing takes place there. In Oludeniz almost everything is priced in pounds! -'tarotworldtour'
simply2ghetto not so much a rip off, the Turks are great salesmen you have to charm them and to learn how to bargain. It just takes a little maths to work out average prices for things. You bargain then by dropping off 10 TL to the price, the businessman might then agree to go to 5 TL off, you then propose 7 TL. Sometimes it works and sometimes not, be specific when buying, dont get too interested our youll have no money left heh heh.
Cahyo Setiadi Grand Bazaar wes ra tau dipake soting film Hollywood meneh.
sesok paling....
Sesok kapan Cahyo Setiadi. film Inside Out kudune soting kene
North Kurdistan (South East Turkey) is a great region to visit too. 30 Million Kurds live in that region. And they mainly speak Kurdish - Kurmanji.
Nobody asked.
yeah but sout east turkey is nothing comparing to western turkey
The gold is fake in this bazaar
A total rip off good to look at but not to buy anything