[2025 Bukhara Attraction] Travel Guide for Mir-i-Arab Madrasa (Updated Apr)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Bukhara #bukhara, the birthplace of #One Thousand and One Nights, the hometown of Avanti, and the most sacred city in Central Asia. 📍Check-in route: Charminar➡️Nadir Maivanbeki Madrasa➡️Keldash Madrasa➡️Lyabi Khause Square➡️Nadir Maivanbeki Monastery➡️Magogi Ata➡️Abdul Aziz Khan Madrasa➡️Ulugbek Madrasa➡️Kalon Mosque➡️Kalon Minaret➡️Miri Arab Madrasa➡️Yak Castle Chor Minor means "four minarets" in Tajik, but strictly speaking it is just a decorative tower. Nadir Maivanbeki Theological Seminary: The exterior tiles of the porch are a feature, a pair of peacocks holding lambs, and a concrete human face in the sun, which actually violates the scale of "not depicting living things" The Kalon Mosque, Kalon Minaret and Miri Arab Seminary are probably the tallest buildings in the center of Bukhara. Yak Castle: The oldest building in Bukhara, it is a city within a city. When you reach the top, you will not feel like you have reached the top of a man-made building, but more like a small earthen slope. #Uzbekistan #Central Asia #Five Central Asian Countries #Free Travel

Bukhara Old Town is very beautiful, with a history of more than 2,500 years, and is one of the oldest cities in Central Asia. It was the capital of the Samanid Dynasty in the 9th to 10th centuries, occupied by Genghis Khan in 1220, and conquered by the Turkic Timur in 1370. You must visit the Kalyan Minaret in the center of the old town, which is very iconic. There are three must-visit attractions in this square, which are also very suitable for a one-day city walk. 👣Facing the square from left to right: Mir-i-Arab Madrasah - Kalyan Minaret - Kalyan Mosque 1️⃣st stop: Mir-i-Arab Madrasah One of the earliest madrasahs built in Bukhara, it was built between 1530 and 1536, and its founder, Mir-i-Arab, was a missionary from Yemen. This madrasah can only be visited at the gate, and some of the interiors are all closed, because the madrasah is still in use today, and there are still students of the madrasah attending classes inside. 2️⃣nd stop: Kalyan Minaret A very important landmark in Bukhara, it was built in 1127 AD, with a height of 45.6 meters, and was the tallest building in Bukhara at that time. The Kalyan Minaret was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. It is said that when Genghis Khan's westward expedition reached here, he destroyed all the surrounding buildings such as the Kalyan Mosque, but did not destroy the Kalyan Minaret because he was deeply impressed by its magnificence. 3️⃣rd stop: Kalyan Mosque It was built in 1121 AD, but because Genghis Khan destroyed it at that time, what you see now is what it looked like when it was rebuilt in 1514. It is a very typical four-iwan building with a very unique architectural style, with layers of arcades blooming endlessly like petals. 💰Ticket cost: Except for Kalyan Mosque, which costs 15,000 UZS/person, the other two are free 🚗Transportation: These three attractions are next to each other, suitable for a one-day city walk ❤️Tip: Ladies need to wear a scarf or hat to cover their heads when entering the mosque

Introducing a beautiful and recommended madrasah in Bukhara, Uzbekistan♪ Mir Arab Madrasasi, located in the center of Bukhara *Madrasa is an Islamic seminary. A boarding school where students study Islam. The recommended point is the beauty of the exterior! Magnificent! I went first thing in the morning (around 7:30) and in the afternoon, and the way the photos came out was completely different depending on the sunlight. It was good that there were no people in the morning, so it was easy to take photos😃 In the afternoon, it was full of tourists💦 You can also borrow a hijab when you go inside🧕 #Overseas travel record #Uzbekistan #Bukhara #bukhara

Visiting the Mir-i-Arab Madrasa in Bukhara was a rich cultural experience. I enjoyed the beauty of traditional Islamic architecture at this magnificent historical landmark, adorned with beautiful decorations and colorful tiles 🎨. The building stands out with its spacious areas and serene courtyards, reflecting the grandeur of Islamic architecture 🏛️. Walking around the school revealed intricate details of design and art, adding historical depth to the experience 🌟. The atmosphere of the Mir-i-Arab School is filled with spirituality and history, providing a great opportunity to learn about the cultural heritage of the area.

Bukhara·Bukhara District Bukhara is the birthplace of the legendary One Thousand and One Nights, the hometown of Afanti, and the Bukhara Khanate in ancient Chinese books..... It is said that two-thirds of the stories in the more than 400-year history of the Bukhara Khanate took place in Bukhara. Here are distributed nearly 170 various styles of Islamic buildings since the Middle Ages, known as the 'living fossil of the Silk Road'. The entire ancient city of Bukhara is not very large, and it can basically be visited in one day. The exteriors of these Islamic buildings are very gorgeous. But without exception, the interiors of these buildings are basically shops selling small commodities, and the small commodities are very similar, and it will be a bit boring after a long time. There are various different Islamic buildings in the ancient city, among which the most famous are the Kalon Mosque and the Mir-i-Arab Seminary, and the three-piece set composed of the Kalon Minaret, which is basically the iconic building of Bukhara. In addition, there are more than a hundred large and small mosques in the ancient city, which can also be very stunning when photographed. Here I share with you other buildings in the ancient city of Bukhara.