Sitorai-Mokhi-Khosa palace

Beautiful summer palace. Some part of the buildings needs repair and maintenance, but overall, it is a nice palace. The entrance arch is decorated with the vases contained the Amir’s wives. Each vase represents each wife, so feel free to count how many wives he had.

There are a groups of peacocks living inside the place. There are vendors offer peacocks food for visitors to feed them for photos. The place is bigger than we had expected. The pool by the small building all the way at the back is nice. The small building is turned into a museum displayed historical clothes and accessories.

Beautiful palace with intricate, colourful, and impressive design. There are a few buildings within the compound, such as Reception and Guest Hall. Each building has elaborate and complex wall and ceiling decorations. There were also exquisite gifts from China and Japan, such vases and pottery on display. Worthwhile visit

Stunning summer Palace. The building is worth visiting. It is beautiful restored with a landscape garden and pool

Very good museum,And must watch in Bukhara ,You will see lot of peacocks 🦚 there in the property and so many souvenir shops you can buy things at very good prices

This place is truly incredible. There's no fee to get inside and there's no other tourist so you have it truly to yourself. There are three different buildings that you can go into and explore with amazing colors in details. Highly recommended

Our guide wrote this place off under the category "if you have time".

Well, I'd advise you to heavily reconsider that opinion, as it is well worth the trip and - don't get me wrong - a nice change from all the medrassas and mosques.

Spread over several smaller palaces, this museum offers a nice look into the lifestyle of a 19th-20th century Emir.

Nice bonus: the park has dozens of friendly peacocks 🦚 running around.

Recommended place to visit.
Best part was there less people here (not much crowded) as compared to different places.
The palace was home to the last Emir of Uzbekistan; such a sad story as he did escape and his descendants are still around. Yes, it is a bit run down but you can still experience the grandeur of what it once was.
There are numerous stalls with souvenirs round the park so have a good walk round before thinking of buying anything!

The residence of the last Khan of Bukhara, a tasteful melange of local and tsarist architecture which makes for a highly suggestive location. The peacocks roaming the empty gardens were straight out of a Sorrentino movie!

Bukhara: The spirit of Uzbekistan’s spiritual civilisation. Beautiful land with beautiful people, beautiful food and immense blessings. It’s blessed with 8 Khojas and you can feel their holiness in the wind of this city. The holiness of the place is surreal and miraculous. Must go, must do, must feel.

It is amazing to see the astonishing uzbek architecture of 19-20th centuries there. I really recommend you to visit, especially reading the related history in advance.

Lovely tourist site

Palace built with mixture of Uzbek and European architecture

Beautiful summer palace, with three main buildings to explore plus gardens.
Inside each building you can see different things: suzani, historic clothes and shoes, and decor and furniture of the period.
The gardens are partly restored (it looks like an ongoing project) and peacocks roam freely.

The place is well kept and cleaned. Interesting to note the Islamic link to its origin.

Beautiful palace

It is simply beautiful

Very well preserved and looked after palace

Wish I had done more research in to it before visiting and I had longer time to spend here

Definitely worth a visit for those visiting Bukhara

Get a taxi to take you on a round trip there and back as it isn't a busy tourist attraction so not many (if any) taxis for returning back to Bukhara

Last big architectural project of Emirate of Bukhara and Russian Empire. After the completion of the Palace both states disappeared. It's a special place and very beautiful also.

Super architecture must to visit in bukhara

Beautiful palace. Must see. If you come here, take the tour with the guide and look for Mr. Aziz. He is a great guide with fluent English. You won’t regret it.

Althoug built in more recent times compared to the othe attractions in town it is definitely worth going