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Chor Minor, or 'Four Minarets', is a unique and picturesque monument in Bukhara, known for its four distinct towers with different decorative motifs. Though small, it’s full of charm. Inside, you'll find a souvenir shop, and for 5,000 UZS per person, you can climb to the rooftop for a panoramic view. Just across from the monument, there’s another souvenir shop offering interesting vintage items, including some from the Soviet era.

A must-see for any Tashkent excursion. Why? Because. Here Timur sits on a horse. In Samarkand he sits on a chair. In Shakhrisabz he stands.

Tiny square with some generic fountains and arc with storks (this arc is depicted on 50000 som banknote). No access further (to alleways and Globe of Uzbekistan). Absolutely nothing to do, except making photo of arc.

This mosque has 4 minerets, like a certain model in India. Chor Minor was originally part of a madrasa built in 1807 by Xalfa Niyozqul, a rich Turkmen merchant. The left part was destroyed by a Russian bomber.

The Uzbek folk hero Timur Lenk (usb. Amir Timur), who proclaimed himself ruler of all Transoxiana in 1370 and assumed the title of Emir.

The mother represents the fatherland, the child represents the future. Alley of fame and memory.

There are probably a hundred names for the Uzbek folk hero Timur Lenk.

Very modern city, which was almost completely rebuilt after the big earthquake in 1966.