East Bazaar is filled with a variety of goods at home and abroad. The vendors are very kind. Some of them can only speak a little daily Mandarin. At the Bazaar, you will find beautiful and comfortable carpets, simple and elegant earthenware, a wide variety of embroidered hats with patterns on, exquisite Uighur musical instruments, gorgeous bright Atlas silk, finely made jewelry, shiny Russian bronze mirror, low-key Luxury Pakistani tapestries, Kyrgyz telescopes and Uyghur costumes.

In addition, the local food also plays an important role at the market. It will be a great feast for your mouth, eyes and your stomach. If interested, you can try lamb kebab, hand-pulled noodles with beef, steamed hand-picked rice with steak, steamed hand-picked rice with horse meat, baked samosa, hand-made yogurt, shredded cake, Xinjiang nuts cake, roasted naan, etc.

As is known, dried fruits such as raisins, thin-skinned walnuts, almonds, dried apricots, dried hami melon, dried matrimony vine fruit, dry figs and dried jujube are nutrient rich with good quality. If you could speak a little Mandarin, you could practice your bargaining skills at the market.