Vakil Bazaar

The hotel is very close to the Grand Bazaar. This is also the largest market in the local area. There is no clear price. It is necessary to bargain by your mouth. There are many Chinese merchants. If you want to buy some souvenirs, you can come over. Remember to bargain and counter-offer.

There are many Grand Bazaars in Iran. This Grand Bazaar in Shiraz is not big, but things are much cheaper than Tehran. There are also simulation paintings selling the Mona Lisa. Quite fun. Although there are not many foreign tourists here, they can use foreign currency.

It is worth going, clean and tidy, bought a lot of things, the price is fair, the service staff is very good, especially thank the security outside the little brother for his thoughtful service, the weather is cold and warm, come here next time

Leaving the Wakir Mosque and stepping into the nearby Grand Bazaar of Shirazwakir. This Grand Bazaar has a Middle Eastern style, with tall arched ceilings, colorful decorations, shops, a wide range of goods, and a stream of people. The information said that the Grand Bazaar was organized by Iranian leader Karim Khan in the 18th century, and was one of the initiatives to set Shiraz and vigorously develop business. It seems that "investment and investment" was clearly defined in the strategic goals of the Iranian leaders at that time. It is truly remarkable that the descendants of the wise Persians have such a market economy mind. There is still an old station in this Grand Bazaar, and now the small courtyard on the second floor of the station has also opened up into a commercial store, but with green plants and pools in the garden, the Grand Bazaar is lush in the bustling, and feels more vibrant in people coming and going. Although it is not a long walk, it feels like it is indeed a very special big bazaar.

[View] Beautiful scenery [Fun] Fun full of fun [Cost-effective] Cheap price

Very lively place, dazzling for shopping

【Fun】【View】【Cost-effective】Good

This is the largest market in Shiraz. The Grand Bazaar itself is like a mosque. The interior area is very large. There are a variety of shops and stalls, from daily necessities to food, to electrical appliances, and Iranian craft carpets. After bargaining, the price is still relatively fair, and it is the best place to buy tourism products and Iranian crafts.