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 Old and Eternal Bukhara monument The 107-hectare cultural center built on the initiative and idea of ​​the President consists of large buildings - a 700-seat regional musical drama theater, an amphitheater for 2,000 spectators, and among them the "Old and Eternal Bukhara" monument. Sidewalks starting from different corners of the cultural center lead to the 18-meter-high "Old and Eternal Bukhara" monument. The monument was worked by the famous sculptor, artist of Uzbekistan Ilhom Jabbarov. As you climb up the obida stairs, you will notice the gilded tiles around the monument. It means that the soil of Bukhara is equal to gold. Because Bukhara has always been a place of gold. Original and pure gold deposits, yombs are found here. At the same time, the monument expresses the idea that it is necessary to bow not only to the golden land of Bukhara, but also to its selfless and hardworking people who made Bukhara a noble city. The people of this earth are famous for the

 Maghoki Attori  Magoki-Attari Mosque ( Uzb. Magʻoki attori masjidi ) is a monument of medieval architecture; column-domed mosque of the 12th-16th centuries in the historical center of Bukhara ( Uzbekistan ). Located more than 4.5 meters below ground level, it is interesting for its carved decor. The oldest monument of Bukhara that has survived to this day. Located in the city center, between Shahristan and the Shahrud canal , near the Toki Sarrofon trade dome , on the territory of the bazaars that functioned here from pre-Islamic times until the 1930s  As part of the “Historic Center of Bukhara” it was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1993 and currently houses a carpet museum. The mosque is a rectangular building measuring 13.35x17.6 meters, elongated from east to west. 6 massive rectangular pillars divide its space into 12 parts, covered with domes; in the middle of the western wall there is a simple mihrab niche. The foundation of the building lies more than 4.

 Hi everyone  Today's destination is Sayyid Badikusho  Sayyid Poband ("Chained Sayyid") or Sayyid Bandkushayi ("Sayyid Unchaining") is a mausoleum and a small necropolis. It is located in the south-eastern part of the Shakhristan of Bukhara. In the 16th century the quarter and the parish mosque were called Hazrat-i Sayyid Bandkushayi, later in documents they are mentioned in this form, or Bozori dek (Cauldron Bazaar) and Degrezi (cauldron casting). The name of the mazar and the successful end of the saint's seclusion are associated with the local legend about the miracles of Sayyid Abu-l- Hasan. In prison, every time during prayer, the chains fell from the martyr's feet, and he could perform the prayer without interference; after its completion, he again found himself in chains. One day the ruler saw this in a dream and ordered the jailer to find out about the pious man who was languishing in prison and freed him .

 Hi everybody  Today we went Turki Jandi  Jandi Turki Mausoleum is located on Namozgoh Street, in the old city section of Bukhara, Uzbekistan.[1] It is associated with one of the famous imams from Bukhara's history in the middle centuries, Turki Jandi. There is said to be a tombstone in the mausoleum located in the southern part of Bukhara.[2] This mausoleum has been listed in the national registry of intangible cultural heritage sites in Uzbekistan. Turki Jandi Mausoleum is located in the southern part of the Bukhara region.[3][4] This area also encompasses the Turki Jandi cemetery. The mausoleum is associated with Abu Nasr Ahmad ibn Fazl ibn Muso al-Muzakkir al-Jandi.[5][6] Many scholars and theologians were buried in this mausoleum cemetery.[7] Abu Nasr Ahmad ibn Fazl ibn Muso al-Muzakkir al-Jandi passed away in the early 11th century, coming into prominence in the 16th to 17th centuries.[6] A structure was built over Turki Jandi's mausoleum. Presently, the mausoleum of Turk

 Hi Today we went Khoja Zayniddin In Bukhara's backstreets between Hoja Nurabad and Islamov, across from the Ark on Hoja Nurabad, the interior of the 16th-century Hoja Zayniddin Mosque has a tremendous aivan and some of the best original mosaic and ghanch-work you're going to see anywhere. Design and Description Like all mosques in central Asia, the mosque is organized around an east-west axis canted to the south, toward Mecca, with the qibla wall to the west. The ideal mosque is symmetrical, but the dense urban fabric of 16th century Bukhara likely necessitated a compromise, such that the angle of the building's south and west facades (facing the street) are out of kilter with the primary axis.  The Hoja Zayniddin is a mid-16th century mosque located at the junction of two side streets 300 meters southwest of the Po-i-Kalyan square within the shahr-i-darun, or "inner city". Although its interior houses are the grandest dome in Bukhara, very little of substance is