Old city of Bukhara

Magical place that really combines perception of Silk road, modern facilities, nitty and clean. Must be visited

no travel book prepares you for this...

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Удивительный город со своей необыкновенной историей! Всем советую посетить Бухару, много исторических мест, удивительных сувениров, изделий ручной работы, разнообразная кухня и гостеприимные местные жители!

La old town di Bukhara è un sito UNESCO ed un vero e proprio museo a cielo aperto, tantissimi musei, Madrasa, l’Ark, palazzi e bazaar. Sicuramente una delle città più belle di tutto l’Uzbekistan, consiglio di dedicarli almeno 2 giorni per poter visitare come si deve la città ma meglio 3.

Buhata'nın kalbinin attığı yer. Muhakkak gezilip görülmesi gereken bir mekân. Temiz caddeleri ve gece ışıklandırması ile gerçekten turistik bir cazibe merkezi haline gelmiş. Yahudi mahallesindeki butik oteller konaklamak için oldukça cazip fırsatlar sunuyor.

Хорршее место, часто сюда прихожу просто погулять. Здесь есть все.

Самый большой по площади старый город в Узбекистане. Очень красивый и таинственный

Из всех мест в Узбекистане это место понравилось больше всего

Самое красивое место в Бухаре

Очень атмосферное место

The streets of the old city have also preserved their history. The city is especially beautiful at night. Watch the beautiful Old City of Bukhara, immersed in silence after midnight! But don't forget to learn its history! Bukhara is a famous city of the East. one of the cities. According to archeological data, Bukhara is mil. av. It was founded in the middle of the 1st millennium. It was called variously (An, Ansi, Ango, Buho, Buku, Buxe, Bukhaer, Buhuaer, Bukhala, Buhuala, Fuho, Puhuala, etc.) in early medieval Chinese sources. The first three of these terms are the Chinese names of Bukhara, and the rest are Chinese pronunciations of the word "Bukhara". In medieval Arabic sources, it is mentioned with names such as B. Numijkat, Navmichkat, Bumichkat (New Fortress), AlMadina Assufriyya (Copper City), Madinat Attujjor (City of Merchants), Fakhira (Proud City). It is assumed that the term Bukhara originates from the Turko-Mongolian form of the Sanskrit word "vikhora" - "bukhor" ("temple"). In further studies, it is suggested that this term consists of the Sugdian words "bug" or "bag" ("god") and "oro" ("jamal") and means "the beauty of God". In fact, Bukhara, which is located in the lower reaches of the Zarafshan River, and its surrounding areas were very beautiful in ancient times - the fauna and flora were unique, rich in lakes and running water, and the information in the work "History of Bukhara" by the historian Narshakhi confirms this. The information about the political history of Bukhara before Islam. 7 — 8-a. is limited to s. Bukhara 6-8-a. At the beginning of the 2000s, Bukhara was the capital of the Khomykdom of Khudogp. 709 it was conquered by the Arab Caliphate, 9-10 BC. was the capital of the Ottomans. 999 ʼ. Nikorakhanids, 1220. conquered by the Mongols. 1370 from Bukhara Amir Temurva State of the Timurids, 16-a. from the beginning, the Shaibanis (in 1533, the capital of this state was moved from Samarkand to Bukhara, which became known as the Khanate of Bukhara) and in 1533. from 1920 was the center of the Bukhara khanate (emirate) until 1900, then Bukhara was occupied by the Soviets as a result of the Bukhara invasion. 1920 8 cents. Bukhara was the capital of the Bukhara People's Soviet Republic (FSSR). Bukhara in 1925. from UZSSR and 1991. 1 cent. within the independent Republic of Uzbekistan. Archaeologically active study of Bukhara in the 70-80s. This land played an important role in the recognition of great scholars such as Imam Bukhari, Ibn Sina, Narshahi, Naqshbandi, Gijduvani. The works written by them have become masterpieces of world intellectual property. In particular, Imam Bukhari's "Sahih Bukhari" collection and other works, Abu Ali ibn Sina's book "The Law of Medicine" are recognized as jewels of the Islamic world and world science. He is also taking the lead in enriching his mother. A thousand years ago, the trade was carried out in the Toqi jeweler or Toqi telpakfurushon, today tourists and visitors buy their favorite things from the bazaar under the timlars. Jewellers, goldsmiths, carpet makers, and potters are still producing exquisite items made a thousand years ago to suit your taste.

Bukhara welcomed 2020 as the cultural capital of the Islamic world.