#Yangiabad Bazaar: History, Secrets, and Stolen Treasures – Why foreigners love #Uzbek antiques

0:00 – Welcome and introduction: a walk around the Yangiabad market. 0:37 – Yangiabad Bazaar: Atmosphere 1:05 – History of the Yangiabad market: from Tezikovka to modern Yangiabad. 1:47 – Unique antiques and rare finds: "Nikivaza", antique plates and antique frying pans. 2:49 – Museum of the Russian Exodus 3:09 – Interview with a seller about how the market has changed 3:43 – Chinese in Yangiabad: why Chinese collectors are massively interested in Uzbek antiques. 5:23 – Color and contrasts of the market: scrap metal and the "Machines Bazaar". 5:35 – Dangers and prohibitions at the market: bans on filming and the dark sides of the Yangiabad market. 6:07 – Antique shop: the seller shows stuffed bears and ancient cauldrons with a two-century history. 6:45 – Abandoned warehouse and the “Machines Bazaar”. 7:22 – Selling and preserving antiques in Uzbekistan. 9:05 – “It-bazaar”: animal market. 9:14 – Yangiabad as a living museum: cultural heritage of Uzbekistan: preserving history, international interest and the spirit of the times. Yangiabad market in Tashkent is a place where history comes to life. This unique bazaar, located on the territory of an old industrial zone. Why are foreigners, especially Chinese, buying up Uzbek relics en masse? How do historical value and shady deals combine at the market? What makes locals neglect the unique treasures of their heritage? In the report: Secrets of the legendary "Tezikovka", which became the forefather of the Yangiabad market; Interviews with sellers who have been storing and selling rarities for decades; A story about Chinese collectors who export antiques abroad; The lively atmosphere of the market, where every movement resembles a frame from a film.