Bukhara

16th-century Islamic school featuring intricate tilework and a large courtyard, representing a significant example of Central Asian architectural heritage from the Shaybanid dynasty.

10th-century funerary monument featuring intricate brickwork patterns and a cubic design, representing one of the most significant examples of early Islamic architecture in Central Asia.

18th-century mosque featuring an ornate wooden iwan supported by twenty slender, carved pillars, situated opposite the historic Ark fortress.

17th-century madrasah renowned for its intricate tilework, elaborate muqarnas, and vibrant blue mosaics that exemplify the architectural style of the late Bukhara Khanate.

16th-century Islamic educational institution featuring a symmetrical facade and intricate tile work, representing a classic example of the double-madrasa architectural style in Central Asia.

17th-century Sufi monastery and madrasa featuring intricate tilework and a central courtyard, originally built as part of a larger complex for religious scholars.

Architectural complex dating to the 16th century, featuring a large mosque and madrasa built around a former animal trading square in the historic center.

Four-towered gatehouse built in 1807 as the entrance to a now-destroyed madrasa, featuring distinctive blue-tiled domes and unique architectural proportions.