Ark Fortress

 So Hi it is again me.I think my blogs can help you .So if I am not mistaken it is my ningth blog. I yesterday night I found a little information about this place .Before I didn't hear about this place .After read information about this place  I became interested. So Toqi Telpak furushon is bazaar located in Bukhara, which forms parts of its historic centre. That's all see you till tomorrow 🙂

 Hi!😀 it's my blog and I want to share some info about dome sarafan. So In the place where a couple of streets intersect, connecting the city center with the medieval suburbs (Registan and Rabat), the majestic Taki-Sarrafon is located.  The structure was given this name in honor of the Sarrafs - money changers.  Traditionally, the Hindus were engaged in the exchange of currencies of different states.    The main part of the structure - a huge dome - is located on four large arches, and various buildings surround this structure from all sides. Arched vaults are interesting because they are made in a unique architectural style. The method of decorating them is called "charzamin", and this method of decoration is typical for Bukhara.  Of course, the modern dome does not gather currency traders next to it, but an unimaginable amount of souvenirs traditional for the East is collected here. Travelers will find here bright carpets, patterned skullcaps, and original jewelry

 I'm glad that I'm with you again.So today's practice day about Mogoki Attori. So I start my practice blog 😃.Are you ready my deary followers? Yes👍.             Noo👎 I wait your comments 😉 This place in my opinion so simple,because u can't see amazing patterns of famous painters . In order not to drown out the history of the area, the mosque, built on the site of the destroyed temple of the Zoroastrians, was named Magoki Attor Today, the lower portal in the form of an arch, decorated with stalactites, has been preserved from the facade of the ancient mosque.  The Magoki-Attori mosque is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as part of the historical centre of Bukhara       So it's all what I can tell you.Thank you for your attention and time 🙃

Assalom aleykum my dear followers.Today I am gonna describe you about my amazing practice day.About my lovely place about Lyabi House.If you want to ask me why I love this place?I answer you because this place captured me with amazing trees 😍also because this place where I can improve my language skills. Here atmosphere is mesmerizing, therefore people like walking there .   So now I'm gonna tell u a little information about this place .So arose thanks to the vizier Nadir Divan-begi, who ordered to dig a reservoir between the Kukeldash madrasah, the khanaka and the Divan-Begi madrasah. This was done to complete the beautiful image conceived by the vizier. According to Dmitry Page, it was like this: “Once upon a time, on the site of Lyabi Hauz, there was a house of an elderly Jewish widow.    The Kukeldash Madrasah now houses a museum opened in honor of the Uzbek writer Sadriddin Aini, who once studied in this historical place, and in the vicinity of the reservoir there are small c

 Hello everyone I continue show and told you about historical place of Bukhara. My firth project will be abour Blacksmith place of Bukhara.There was the only place which I haven't been.   The museum is located in the Kulyuta karavansarai which was built in the 16th century. Admission is free, and it is a rare treat to see a working blacksmith. Photos/Videos can be taken and you can stroll through the workshop to view finished goods and the tools of the blacksmith. The most impressive area is the urn shaped hearth with white handles, which had a fire inside.    The blacksmith was working on a knife, and using his hammer to straighten it on the anvil. The sound of the hammer on the anvil and the smoky atmosphere made the shop feel as if it was transported back into ancient times. There were quite a few finished product hanging on the walls to view. We spent 15 minutes here and tried to stay away from the work area of the black smith whilst enjoying the experience. If you continue wal

 So Hi 😄 my name is Malika if I if I'm not mistaken it is my third blog .Today i told you about The museum of the art which is located in Bukhara city. Bukhara does not stop to surprise us with its values. Also in my blog you can easily give more information about history of Bukhara . So I start told and show u art gallery of Bukhara city. A little information about this place .So Bukhara State Architectural Art Museum-Preserve was founded in 1922. From 1945 on, Bukhara museum is located in Ark fortress. There are over 100,000 items of cultural, material and intellectual legacy of Uzbek people in the Bukhara museum funds. The exhibits include gold embroidery, copper chased items, ganch carving, samples of architectural decor, coins, household items, graphic works, painting, sculpture, old maps, books and other documents of historical value. It is a map of Ark Fortress.   This place also captured me with colourful vase , historical dishes . Also   there was also a tablet with which

 I continue to acquire you with the sight of the very beautiful place Bukhara .And today I will tolk  about Baland Mosque. The oldest part of it is a rectangular winter building.The walls covered with multi-coloured  painting in kundal .   Also there are restaurant of Mosque Baland .    The aivan itself is a summer mosque. The aivan columns surrounding the winter part of the mosque are made in the form of stalactites, made of wood and fixed on a concrete foundation. That's all .I think it wouldn't be so boring.In my view historical places seem boring at first, but if you find out the history of creation, I think it will be a little more interesting.

 Hello everyone! This is my blog about my practice in institute .So I gonna tell you about my first practice day .Our first historical place was Ark Fortress which is located in Bukhara .The Ark Fortress is the most ancient archaeological monument of the city of Bukhara, dating back to the 1st-6th centuries. It is said that this stability was kept in ruins for a long time, until it was rebuilt in the VII study. According to legend, the walls of the fortress were built by Bukhar-Khudat Bidun, who built a large palace - kah. He ordered the name of the builder to be carved on an iron board and hung on the gate the place. The same legend suggested that very soon this palace collapsed, and no matter how much they managed to rebuild it, nothing happened. And then, in consultation with his students, Bukhar Khudat Bidun decided to build a palace in the form of the constellation Ursa Major on seven pillars made of stone.   So we went into the Ark Fortress and on the left side -ticket office. To