[2025 Khiva Attraction] Travel Guide for Islam Khoja Minaret (Updated Mar)

One of the three Extra Tickets, the Islam Khoja Minaret 🛕 By paying an additional fee to purchase a ticket, you can enter the minaret and climb the stairs to the top ☺️🏹 Although we didn't purchase the Extra Ticket here, we were able to climb the stairs outside the minaret in the morning 😝 After 8 AM, this area quickly transformed into a lively and popular spot with many souvenir shops and stalls lining up 😎✨ Islam Khodja Madrasa, Khiva, Khorezm Region, Uzbekistan 8:00-18:00

#Great Places in September 2024 The Juma Mosque is a 10th to 18th century mosque in Khiva, Uzbekistan. It is one of the main monuments of the ancient city of Khiva and a world heritage site 🌟✨ It is located in the middle of Itchan Kala, connecting the west gate and the east gate. The mosque was first recorded in the 10th century and was rebuilt in 1788🕌 There are 212 beautifully carved wooden pillars in the Juma Mosque between the 10th and 18th centuries, supporting the roof. Each pillar is unique 💖carved with different patterns, styles and techniques that vary depending on when they were created. Therefore, the Jumma Mosque looks almost like a museum depicting the history of traditional Khiva wood carvings! It’s a must visit‼ ️ 📍99H5+2X6, Xiva, Xorazm Viloyati, Uzbekistan

Take a 13:37-hour green train from Tashkent, cross the desolate desert, and you will arrive at the ancient city of Khiva. As one of the world heritage sites in Uzbekistan, the ancient city of Khiva has 51 ancient monuments and 250 residences, including palaces, mosques, temples, minarets, seminaries, tombs, markets, and baths. It is difficult to distinguish these buildings without a map. At the entrance of the Amir Tula Seminary, I saw a stone tablet with the words "China Government Aid Uzbekistan Khwarazm State Historical and Cultural Heritage Restoration Project". "I am willing to give a belt of gold, just to see Khiva", this ancient proverb is still working its magic today.