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Tours to Bukhara
Bukhara is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Uzbekistan, known for its rich history, unique architecture, and oriental atmosphere. This city was an important center of the Silk Road and continues to attract tourists from all over the world.
Types of Tours in Bukhara
1. Historical and Cultural Tours
- Ark (Citadel) – an ancient fortress, the symbol of the city
- Po-i-Kalyan Complex – Kalyan Minaret, Kalyan Mosque, Mir-i-Arab Madrasah
- Samanid Mausoleum – one of the oldest Islamic structures in Central Asia
- Ulugh Beg and Abdulaziz Khan Madrasahs
- Lyabi-Hauz Complex – the heart of old Bukhara
2. Gastronomic Tours
- Traditional dishes: Bukhara pilaf, shashlik, naryn, shurpa
- Famous restaurants and teahouses: Chor-Bakr, Old Bukhara, Minzifa
- Tasting local sweets and dried fruits at bazaars
3. Excursions and Leisure
- Toki-Zargaron Bazaar – an ancient eastern market
- Workshops on ceramics and embroidery
- Spas and hammams with traditional treatments
4. Business and VIP Tours
- Best hotels: Minorai Kalon, Komil Bukhara Boutique, Sahid Zarafshon
- Private guided tours with personal guides
- Comfortable transfers and event organization
7 Pirs of Bukhara
In Bukhara, the cult of the "7 Pirs" – seven great spiritual masters of Sufism – is widely known. Their mausoleums are important pilgrimage sites. These saints played a significant role in the spread and development of Sufi teachings in Central Asia.
List of the 7 Pirs of Bukhara
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Khodja Abduholiq Gijduvaniy (1103–1179)
- Founder of the Naqshbandi Sufi order.
- His mausoleum is located in Gijduvan.
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Khodja Arif Revgari (12th century)
- Successor of Gijduvaniy's teachings, lived in the village of Shofirkon.
- His mausoleum is in Revgari.
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Khodja Mahmud Fagnavi (13th century)
- Sufi mentor who contributed to the development of the Naqshbandi order.
- His mausoleum is in Vabkent.
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Khodja Ali Romitani (13th–14th centuries)
- Known as Sar-i Aksar (Head of the Saints).
- His mausoleum is located in Romitan.
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Khodja Muhammad Baba Samasi (13th century)
- Teacher of Bahauddin Naqshband, played a crucial role in Sufism.
- Buried in Samas.
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Khodja Said Amir Kulol (14th century)
- Great mentor, guided Bahauddin Naqshband.
- His mausoleum is in the village of Sukhar.
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Hazrati Bahauddin Naqshband (1318–1389)
- Founder of the Naqshbandi order, one of the most revered saints.
- His mausoleum is one of Bukhara’s main shrines, located in Kasri Orifon.
Tours in Uzbekistan
In the first collection, we cover the ancient period with an emphasis on non -decayed religions and intercultural interaction on the Silk Road. During this period, the land of Uzbekistan was today called Sogdiana, by the name of the famous Sogdian merchants. In the first choice, we illuminate the ancient period, paying special attention to non -Western religions and intercultural interaction along the silk path. During this period, the Earth, which today is Uzbekistan, was called Sogdiana, named after the famous Sogdian merchants.
In the first collection, we cover the ancient period with an emphasis on non -decayed religions and intercultural interaction on the Silk Road. During this period, the land of Uzbekistan was today called Sogdiana, by the name of the famous Sogdian merchants. In the first choice, we illuminate the ancient period, paying special attention to non -Western religions and intercultural interaction along the silk path. During this period, the Earth, which today is Uzbekistan, was called Sogdiana, named after the famous Sogdian merchants.
In the first collection, we cover the ancient period with an emphasis on non -decayed religions and intercultural interaction on the Silk Road. During this period, the land of Uzbekistan was today called Sogdiana, by the name of the famous Sogdian merchants. In the first choice, we illuminate the ancient period, paying special attention to non -Western religions and intercultural interaction along the silk path. During this period, the Earth, which today is Uzbekistan, was called Sogdiana, named after the famous Sogdian merchants.
