In the winter, the day comes late. In the early morning, the big bazaar is just waking up. Only a few open the door, and more are the office workers who walk through the market in order to cut the road. Continuously, the stores are all open for business. They are busy cleaning the shops and sorting out the goods. As soon as you see a tourist passing by, you will be greeted with a "hello" or "good morning." The Grand Bazaar in the old town is not only the largest indoor market in Istanbul, but also one of the largest markets in the world. According to statistics, there are 64 streets, there are more than 4,400 shops in the market, more than 25,000 people work here, and even there are fountains, police stations and 2 mosques in the market. For those who come here, shopping is no longer the purpose of this, it has become a must-see attraction. Although this is the largest Grand Bazaar in Turkey, it has been visited several times for us who have plenty of time. Looking at the time, we came to the outside of the Grand Bazaar, I did not expect this outside there is a circle. The main selling is clothing, shoes, hats, bags, etc. One of the highlights is the super-branded imitation. Before coming to the Grand Bazaar, some people told us that Turkey's commodity market has been occupied by China, most of which are imported from China, so there is no need to buy it.