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I recommend it, it's really convenient and there is almost everything, I couldn't take a photo, it was too crowded.

I recommend it to anyone who wants to shop in a very nice, convenient, clean, hygiene and customer satisfaction place.

Crowded and rumbling. Going with the family is only possible if you walk alone. The narrow streets and the intertwined shops are accompanied by peddlers. There are also peddlers exhibiting on the existing narrow sidewalks. In a few steps, those who come after you by saying "Brother, give 1 lira", and especially the shoemaker shopkeepers' welcome brother, welcome brother refrains, almost as if they were holding you by the arm and bringing you into the shop, makes you nervous. Let alone shopping, you don't even want to go there. Also, there are unreliable prices so bargaining is a must. There are those who buy shoes for half the price, in short, it is a primitive place. Don't even think about entering by car. Especially if you need a toilet. Although not all of them, very few tradesmen still offer treats even if you don't buy anything. Long story short, maybe it's good for those looking for a little nostalgia.

When one thinks of the bazaar, a shopping place with many large streets comes to mind. But this bazaar, across from the new mosque, is run by modest workplaces with 15 to 25 square meters, old shopkeepers, or their children, with a single street, exiting to the butcher's market. In general, there are clothing, shoes, snack shops on the exterior. There are friendly, sincere tradesmen with artisan ethics. In the past, there are tradesmen who use all kinds of credits, have good intentions, take care of their customers, direct them to their neighbors according to their needs, and are guarantors. I wish them all the best and good luck.

I will not comment on the market. My humble opinion is from Malatya and as a builder. The island where the bazaar is located can be expropriated and the place between the vegetable market and the new mosque can be arranged as a very beautiful square. And when the restoration and renovation of our ancient mosque is finished, I'm sure that square will be a completely different beauty.. Ahmet Ciftcioglu

Malatya is one of the places to visit behind the new mosque, the old bazaar, which has been modernized, there is a butcher and fish market in the lower part, a wide area to visit up to Akpinar, coquetry shops, grain sellers, shoe repairers, bird shops, chicken sellers, leather shops, apricot markets, in other words the Şire market, again around Akpınar. Don't go without stopping by Hacı Baba Steakhouse. Stuffed rice and eggplant pan is an investment recommendation.

It is a place where you can find whatever you are looking for on red and white meat, and you can find fresh vegetables and fruits in its outside shops. Prices are also affordable.