Bukhara
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yuby the person who ever was in Bukhara can confirm that Samarkand is a beauty of the earth, but Bukhara - beauty of spirituality.
Bukhara is located on crossing of ancient trade ways and in the past it was big shopping center of the Great Silk Way with a huge number of markets. Today Bukhara is the unique city museum in which more than 140 architectural monuments are located. "The old part of the city" Bukhara - the only place in Central Asia where you will be able to find all colors of the East and to feel mysterious soul of this city. History of Bukhara originates in ancient times. In Sanskrit the word "Bukhara" means "monastery". Even 2300 years ago surprising monuments and ensembles, such as Poi-Kalon, the Spits of Madras, Ismail Samani's mausoleum and a minaret Kalyan draw attention and interest of people of different professions, views and origins.
Bukhara, with the population about 250 thousand people, is the largest tourist center. The great Silk Way passed through Bukhara where there were more than 60 caravanserais where merchants from India, Iran, China and other countries often stopped here and after the dazzling beauty seen in Samarkand were subdued by quiet beauty of air of ancient culture of Bukhara.
Ismail Samani's mausoleum - the oldest monument in Bukhara. It was created by order of Ismail Samani, the best-known governor and the founder of a dynasty Samanidov. The mausoleum represents one of the most elegant constructions in Central Asia, a masterpiece of brick constructions.
Lyabi House (in translation "pond") - one of the most picturesque and pacified places in the city. Being in a shadow of so ancient mulberries as a pond (15 centuries), Lyabi House brings together wanderers under the cool arches. There are also street dealers, old men behind chess or over a cup of tea, and many others who come for news and an exchange of opinions here. On East side of Lyabi Zauz Nasreddin, the semi-fictional character or "the wise fool" as he called himself settled down Hodge. About it there are many various stories and humourous catchphrases.
Bukhara was well-known not only the mosques and madrasah, mausoleums and to minarets, but also and are used by rich houses, caravanserais, baths and multidome trade passages which still remained in the city as the malls located on crossing of Toki-Zargaron (a dome of jewelers), Telpak-Furushon (a dome of handicraftsmen of hats) and Currents Sarafon (the dome changed). Magnificent color frescos, zapechatlyayushchy scenes of battles and hunting were found in Varakshe, the ancient settlement in vicinities of Bukhara. This discovery was made in the 5-11th centuries. Archeological excavations confirm great skills of architects and handicraftsmen in ancient Sogdiana. They were constructed in medieval Bukhara which was considered as the sacred city for all Muslims of Central Asia, and in it not only the religious, but also esthetic respect was expressed.
Bukhara is located on crossing of ancient trade ways and in the past it was big shopping center of the Great Silk Way with a huge number of markets. Today Bukhara is the unique city museum in which more than 140 architectural monuments are located. "The old part of the city" Bukhara - the only place in Central Asia where you will be able to find all colors of the East and to feel mysterious soul of this city. History of Bukhara originates in ancient times. In Sanskrit the word "Bukhara" means "monastery". Even 2300 years ago surprising monuments and ensembles, such as Poi-Kalon, the Spits of Madras, Ismail Samani's mausoleum and a minaret Kalyan draw attention and interest of people of different professions, views and origins.
Bukhara, with the population about 250 thousand people, is the largest tourist center. The great Silk Way passed through Bukhara where there were more than 60 caravanserais where merchants from India, Iran, China and other countries often stopped here and after the dazzling beauty seen in Samarkand were subdued by quiet beauty of air of ancient culture of Bukhara.
Ismail Samani's mausoleum - the oldest monument in Bukhara. It was created by order of Ismail Samani, the best-known governor and the founder of a dynasty Samanidov. The mausoleum represents one of the most elegant constructions in Central Asia, a masterpiece of brick constructions.
Lyabi House (in translation "pond") - one of the most picturesque and pacified places in the city. Being in a shadow of so ancient mulberries as a pond (15 centuries), Lyabi House brings together wanderers under the cool arches. There are also street dealers, old men behind chess or over a cup of tea, and many others who come for news and an exchange of opinions here. On East side of Lyabi Zauz Nasreddin, the semi-fictional character or "the wise fool" as he called himself settled down Hodge. About it there are many various stories and humourous catchphrases.
Bukhara was well-known not only the mosques and madrasah, mausoleums and to minarets, but also and are used by rich houses, caravanserais, baths and multidome trade passages which still remained in the city as the malls located on crossing of Toki-Zargaron (a dome of jewelers), Telpak-Furushon (a dome of handicraftsmen of hats) and Currents Sarafon (the dome changed). Magnificent color frescos, zapechatlyayushchy scenes of battles and hunting were found in Varakshe, the ancient settlement in vicinities of Bukhara. This discovery was made in the 5-11th centuries. Archeological excavations confirm great skills of architects and handicraftsmen in ancient Sogdiana. They were constructed in medieval Bukhara which was considered as the sacred city for all Muslims of Central Asia, and in it not only the religious, but also esthetic respect was expressed.
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