The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is known as The Grand Bazaar in English and is considered to be one of the world's oldest shopping malls. It is also the world's largest and oldest Bazaar market, covering 65 streets, 26 exits, and more than 4,400 shops. Along with mosques, cafes, schools, hospitals and hammams, it is like a huge Aladdin treasure, where you can buy lots of interesting things and Turkish specialties. Every area in the Grand Bazaar is very complicated, like a huge labyrinth. If you don't pay attention, you will faint and turn around to the origin. Even my loggers follow the navigation. Turkey's biggest featured product is blue eyes. No matter which city, blue eyes will appear. They have already penetrated into the life and architecture of local people. People put blue eyes on the floor and the wall. It is made into ornaments and hangs as a decoration to attract customers, and it is a unique symbol of Turkey. Walk in the Grand Bazaar, always fascinated by the colorful lamps, the boss looks at my appearance, the generous permission to take pictures, the Turks' hearty warmth.