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Dien.Jalan2Why Go?Registan Square is the jewel of Samarkand 💎—three dazzling madrasahs, stunning mosaics, and a history that takes you straight back to the Silk Road. Magical in daylight, unforgettable when lit up at night ✨.Tips🌅 Go early or at sunset for epic photos.🎆 Stay for the night light show if you can.💵 Bring cash for entry (about $5–6).🕌 Dress modestly & grab a guide to unlock the stories.
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超能逛的AttleeA mosque with local characteristics, the building is very beautiful, for people who have never seen such a building, it can be said to be full of visual shock. More importantly, allowing access to the interior to visit and take pictures is really a good opportunity to experience culture in depth.
4.5/5超能逛的AttleeA large square, commemorating Timur, is a landmark in Tashkent. The square itself is not much to visit, but there are many distinctive streets and buildings nearby.
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长脸张少侠Bibi-Khanym Mosque in Samarkand After the Indian campaign in 1399, Timur decided to build a massive mosque in his new capital, Samarkand. When Timur returned from his military campaign in 1404, the mosque was nearly complete. However, he was dissatisfied with the progress and immediately ordered various alterations, particularly to the main dome. In the 15th century, it was one of the largest and most magnificent mosques in the Islamic world. It is considered a masterpiece of the Timurid Renaissance. By the mid-20th century, only the magnificent ruins remained, but much of the mosque was restored during the Soviet era. Address: MX6J+72W, Bibikhonim Str., Samarqand, Samarqand viloyati Hours: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM Admission: 50,000 som (30 RMB), 50,750 by credit card
54.8/5长脸张少侠Tashkent [Amir Timur Museum] State Museum of the Temurids Temuriylar tarixi davlat muzeyi Completed and opened in 1996, the museum's blue dome resembles the Gur-Amir Mausoleum in Samarkand. The museum's collection exceeds 5,000 items, over 2,000 of which are displayed in the museum's galleries. The museum's exhibits focus primarily on Timur's lineage, his rise to power, the military campaigns of Sahib Kiran, diplomatic and trade relations, crafts, urban renewal and landscaping, and the development of science and education. Also featured are items related to the Timurid dynasty, including maps, weapons, copper and silver coins, miniatures, rare manuscripts, pottery, and jewelry. Address: Amiri Temeru 1, 100000, Toshkent Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM; Closed Mondays Admission: 40,000 Som; Photos are not allowed 1000 Banknote Design
64.6/5长脸张少侠Tashkent [Holy Assumption Cathedral] Construction of this cathedral began in 1877 to replace the existing Panteleimon Church, built in 1871 on the Tashkent Hospital Cemetery. Funds for its construction were donated by city residents. The building was completed in 1878, and on January 31, 1879, it was consecrated in memory of the great martyr and healer Panteleimon. It was expanded in 1990, and the bell tower was rebuilt in 2010. Address: Avliyoota ko'chasi 91, Tashkent Hours: 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM Admission: Free
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NcholckThe Ulegh Beg Observatory visit was one of my most anticipated planned visits on my trip and it did not dissapoint. Beutiful tranquil place with nice little museam and park benches around it to sit and reflect on how much the mans early discoveries has meant to mankind.
84.3/5长脸张少侠Samarkand [Gur-i Amir Mausoleum] Gur-i Amir Maqbarasi Gur-i Amir, begun in 1403, is commonly known as the final resting place of Timur, but was originally built by Timur for his beloved grandson, Muhammad Sultan. Sultan died at the age of 27, his sudden death leaving Timur without a chosen successor. Timur died of pneumonia in 1405, while the mausoleum was still unfinished. He was buried at Gur-i Amir, which later became the Timurid royal mausoleum. It later became the burial place for many members of Timur's family. Address: Oqsaroy 1, Bustonsaroy St 1/4, Universitetskiy Boulevard, Samarkand, Samarqand Region, Uzbekistan Hours: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Admission: 50,000 som (30 RMB)
94.4/5长脸张少侠Tashkent Television Tower Tashkent Television Tower Tashkent Television Tower is the second tallest tower in Central Asia, standing at 385 meters. It stood for six years, from 1979 to 1985. The tower, with an observation deck 97 meters above ground, is primarily used for radio and television transmission. Signals can reach the farthest points in the Tashkent region and parts of southern Kazakhstan. The tower is also used for communications between government departments and organizations. It also serves as a comprehensive hydrometeorological station. Address: Amiri Temyr Shojk 109, Toshkent Hours: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM Admission: 60,000 som (approximately 36 RMB) An elevator provides access to the 6th-floor observation deck and 8th-floor restaurant.
104.3/5长脸张少侠Bukhara [Bukhara Citadel] Ark of Bukhara Buxoro Arki Bukhara Citadel is a large earthen fortification with a layout resembling a modified rectangle, slightly elongated from west to east. The outer walls have a perimeter of 789.6 meters, enclosing an area of 3.96 hectares, with wall heights varying from 16 to 20 meters. Originally built and inhabited around the 5th century AD, Bukhara Citadel served as a town in addition to serving as a military structure. For much of its history, it housed various royal families who ruled the region surrounding Bukhara. Bukhara Citadel continued to serve as a fortress until its capture by Russia in 1920. Currently, Bukhara Citadel is a tourist attraction housing a museum explaining its history. The museum and other restored areas include an archaeological museum, a throne room, reception and coronation courts, a local history museum, and a palace mosque. Address: QCH5+5VG, Afrosiab St, Bukhara, Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan Hours: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Admission: 60,000 Som (36 RMB)
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