Private Tour in 3 top Places Outside of Bukhara City

The name means “Four Minarets”. Each tower has a different decoration.

philosopher and Sufi, the founder of a Sufi order which was later named Naqshbandi, lived in XIV century. He became patron saint and the complex is the holiest site in Bukhara. He made 32 times the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca and local people consider this place as little Mecca.

emir, Amir Alim Khan, the building compound elements of both Russian and traditional Bukharan architecture.

ed and Hamed, all direct descendents of the Prophet, were laid to rest in the village of Sumitan, seven kilometers west of Bukhara. They instilled the site with an immediate sanctity that soon attracted legions of the rich and famous claim and famous clamoring to claim holiness by association.