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Legend about Muyiy Mubarak Madrasah
Legend about Muyiy Mubarak Madrasah
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Muyiy Mubarak Madrasah in Tashkent
This madrasah was built in 18th century and includes winter dome mosque and summer pillared terrace. According to the legend the hair of Prophet Muhammad is kept in madrasah library. And it is believed that because of this fact the madrasah was granted its name Muyi Muborak which means "the hair of Prophet".
Otras oportunidades de turismo en Tashkent
Khаdzhikent. The incentiveplace with silent waterfalls
Polish Catholic Church
Independence Square - Mustakillik Maydoni
Minguruk. The ancient ancestor of Tashkent
State Museum of Applied Arts in Tashkent
Art Gallery NBU
Center of Culture of Ikuo Hirayama
World Peace Bell
Amir Timur Square
State Museum of History of Uzbekistan
Mausoleum of Yunus-Khan. Historical engraving of the ruler
Monument of Amir Temur
Tashkent Soviet architecture
Kanka. The unusual city of the powerful empire
Parpi Ata
Sardoba Kaynargumbaz
Minor Mosque in Tashkent
Memorial complex Zangi-Ota. Mystical charm of the antiquity
Mukhtar Ashrafi Museum in Tashkent
State Art Museum of Uzbekistan
Alay bazaar
Tashkent lakeside golf club
La gran madraza Kukeldash
Khumsan. The town of pearl scenery
National Library of Uzbekistan named after Alisher Navoi
Museum of Nature in Tashkent
Tashkent Museum of Railway Technics
El callejón de los escritores
Brichmulla. Incredible and enchanting atmosphere of harmony
Bozsu canal in Tashkent
Museum of Victims of Political Repression
Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theatre
Tashkent Botanical Garden
Tashkent airport
Beldersay. The most captivating place for your soul
Tashkent Broadway
Tashkent Polytechnical Museum
Zarautsay. The oldest cave paintings in Uzbekistan
Mausoleum of Sheikhantaur sheikh. Ensemble of the mysterious Sufi
Yangiabad Flea bazaar
Chatkal valley. The nature that could steal your heart
International Caravanserai of Culture named after Ikuo Hirayama in Tashkent
Center of National Arts in Tashkent
Salar Canal of Tashkent
Nanay. Earthly paradise of the east
Tillya Sheikh Mosque
Tashkent circus
Karakiyasay petroglyphs
Aktash. The place with incredible atmosphere
Juma Mosque of Hodja Akhrar
Kaffal ash-Shash mausoleum
Shoshtepa. The town with unique historical significance
Shastri Monument in Tashkent
St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Tashkent
Mausoleum of Sheykh Zayniddin-Bobo
Japanese garden in Tashkent
Tashkent Zoo
Amir Timur Museum
Barak khan Madrasah: the sacred item of history
Mukimi Theater
Chimghan Mountains
Chapel near the Kamolon gates of Tashkent
Central Exhibition Hall of the Academy of Arts in Tashkent
Subway of Tashkent
Suzukh-Ata Mausoleum
Solar Institute in Parkent
Ankhor Canal of Tashkent
Cultural and Creative Center Aladdin
Hast Imam Center in Tashkent
Anbar-bibi Mausoleum
Romanov Palace
Tashkent theatres
Sergey Esenin museum in Tashkent
Shohruhiya. The edge of the earth
Tashkent chimes
Chirchik. The town with magnificent scenery
Yunus Rajabi house-museum
Treasury of Tashkent oasis. Gazalkent & Bostanlyk
Ural Tansykbaev Memorial Museum in Tashkent
Sorrowful Mother Monument
Tashkent imam al-Bukhari Islamic Institute
Memorial House Museum of Tamara Khanum
Khаdzhikent. Treasury of mixed cultures
Charvak reservoir
German Kirche
Memorial complex "Courage"
Abul Kasim Madrasah
Old town`s Chorsu Bazaar
Museum of Geology in Tashkent
TV Tower in Tashkent
Museum of Astronomy in Tashkent
Ciudades of Uzbekistan y Tours
Ciudades of Uzbekistan
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Samarcanda
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Bujará
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Tashkent
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Jiva
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Nurata
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Shahrisabz
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Karshí
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Navoi
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Valle de Ferganá
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Dzhizak
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Termez
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Karakalpakistán
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Kokand
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Namangán
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Nukus
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Andizhán
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Urgench
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Samarcanda
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Bujará
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Tashkent
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Jiva
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Nurata
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Shahrisabz
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Karshí
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Navoi
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Valle de Ferganá
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Dzhizak
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Termez
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Karakalpakistán
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Kokand
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Namangán
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Nukus
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Andizhán
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Urgench