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03/07/2021

Fabulous Bukhara✨✨

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10/11/2020

📍Sultan Saodat complex
Termez, Uzbekistan

🕌Sultan Saodat is a muslim memorial complex formed from the 12th to the 17th century around the tombs of Termez sayids.
Sayids are considered to be descendants of the prophet Mohamed (SAV). From the Arabian, the name of the complex means “Dominion of Sayids”.

📌The basis of the complex consists of two mausoleums, which are united by ayvan – terrace served as a memorial mosque. The mausoleums are the compositions that are covered by domes on the arches. The buildings are made of baked bricks, and there are tombs are inside the mausoleums, on which the remains of decorative tiles are partially preserved.

✨This is truly great ensemble and distinguished by the mausoleums of different styles and periods, but in spite of this, they are the same structure and decoration.

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03/11/2020

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26/10/2020

Have you ever tried ripe persimmons?

📌Fruits that go on sale often have an overly tolerant, astringent taste, which is due to the high content of tannin in an unripe and early torn fruit. As the persimmon matures, it becomes sweeter, and the tolerant taste itself nullifies. 🔥

At the same time, they will not have the shadow of an astringent taste, which allows them to radically change their opinion about the "food of the gods," as the ancient Greeks called persimmon.😍😍

25/10/2020

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20/10/2020

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09/10/2020

📍Ancient settlement Toprak-Kala, Karakalpakstan

🏜The desert fortresses of ancient Khorezm lie mostly in Karakalpakstan and the area's traditional name gives a stark indication of what lies beneath the desert sands.

🗺To explore the fortresses properly you will need a bit of time, as there is quite some distance between them. If you are able to climb and walk in a relaxed state of mind, taking a deep breath once you reach the top, you'll be rewarded with an impressive view of the scale of the sites, that have been very wealthy places with sophisticated inhabitants. You'll be able to spot an imposing figure on the horizon long before you reach it.

🏯Specifically, the Toprak Kala was both a city fortress and an important religious center, and the citadel at its heart was a royal residence: archaeologists have identified a throne room, a fine temple and an armory.

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08/10/2020

22/08/2020

✨✨Bukhara is an ideal city for gastronomic tourism. National Uzbek cuisine is amazing, it can be admired endlessly: each dish is a real masterpiece.

One such masterpiece is Halim.😋😋
Halim is mainly prepared in the countries of Central Asia (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan) for the Navruz holiday or simply for the occasion. Very tasty and calorie dish. It is prepared mainly in large boilers by specialists. Due to the long cooking process, it loses its relevance and is less and less prepared. It is recommended to eat it fresh - immediately upon readiness. The "distribution" of the halim turns into a holiday - many guests come, mainly served as a morning palov in Uzbekistan.😍😍

Meat in the preparation it is desirable to use a freshly cut animal (mainly mutton is used).

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17/08/2020

✨✨This is one of the most attractive architectural monuments that is worth a visit, spending holidays in Bukhara, is the Bolo House mosque. The mosque is located on the main square, and next to it is a small reservoir, thanks to which the mosque got its name. Until the beginning of the 20th century, this mosque was the most important in Bukhara, and the ruler himself performed prayers here.

🕌🕌The Bolo House ensemble, which has undisputed artistic value, is located opposite the Bukhara fortress of Arc, at the western tip of Registan Square, spread out in front of the fortress. The emir descended into this mosque on solemn days from his fortress, and then carpets were spread from the Arch, through the entire vast area to the mosque itself.

The mosque conquered me with beauty and unusual.😍😍 No wonder the emir of Bukhara visited for prayer this magnificent mosque with its unforgettable wooden carved colonnade, spectacularly reflected in a nearby reservoir.

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16/08/2020

✨✨Today, few Bukharians know that in addition to the famous fortress wall surrounding the city, there was once another "belt" of fortifications, referred to by historians as the "kampir-devol" (from taj. "kampir" - "old lady," that is, "ancient wall"). So, according to one version, voiced by one historian and an excellent connoisseur of local history - the so-called traditional Bukhara palov (popularly referred to as "Osh-i-sofi"), did not come to us from Persia or India, but arose exclusively in this Bukhara oasis of culture, in the belt outlining the walls of the "kampir-devola," and therefore, known to the local population from ancient times, already from the era of the Samanids (X century).
Bukhara palov is considered dietary and light, thanks to a certain method of preparation😍😍. Animal fats, oils are replaced by vegetable-based oil, for example, sesame or cotton. The added special spices and spices not only improve the taste of the dish, but also contribute to better fat splitting and good digestibility of food.
It is believed that the name of the palov was given by the great healer Avicenna👳👳.
"Osh-i-sofi" is served in a large plate, crumpled rice is laid out first, leveling on the surface of the plate, then carrots with intestines are laid out and fragrant pieces of beef are finished. The appearance of the palov turns out to be appetizingly motley, looking at it, I immediately want to enjoy this dish.😋😋

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15/08/2020

✨Well, will we begin our journey through ancient Bukhara?!

✅ First of all, you need to visit one of the oldest Bukhara architectural monuments - the Samanid mausoleum - erected on a vast territory, which in past centuries served as a burial place for the dead. According to historical information, the mausoleum arose at the end of the 10th century on the territory of the cemetery. Its construction was led by Ismail Samani, the ancestor of the famous dynasty, which occupied the throne for more than a century, from 875 to 999. It was the last Persian dynasty to rule in Central Asia. Interestingly, it is the reign of the Samanids that is considered the time of the heyday of economic and cultural activity of the state.
It can be called a miracle that the architectural heritage has survived to this day, and did not succumb to destruction.
🧐🧐There is a legend that the mausoleum has been hidden under the sand since the invasion of Genghis Khan. Allegedly, local residents decided to protect him from the cruel conqueror, who destroyed almost the entire city, and threw sand to the very top, hiding from their eyes.
The beauty of this architectural monument cannot be conveyed in words.😍😍 The mausoleum building is struck by the simplicity and clarity of the structure, amazing proportionality and subtle harmony of architectural forms and decor. Outside and inside, the tomb is covered with openwork masonry from vertically and horizontally standing burning bricks imitating the ornate motif of the "braiding."
The frieze of the building is encircled with rings of bricks, built in a chain. They are very reminiscent of the decoration of pre-Arab palaces or "Sassanid perls," preserved in Central Asia and Iran.
And today this unique monument of ancient architecture of Central Asia is world famous, having a small size and height, the mausoleum makes a very strong impression on the viewer.
✨✨ There is a legend that if you go around the mausoleum 3 times, speaking your wishes to yourself, then they are sure to come true.

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14/08/2020

✨✨✨We will not tell you about the many sights of Bukhara. We just don't have enough space 😜
We just want to give a few facts why you should definitely visit this city.
Bukhara is one of the most famous and picturesque cities in Central Asia. This is an amazing museum city, where a large number of cultural and architectural monuments of different eras are concentrated - in total there are more than 140 structures and buildings of the Middle Ages alone.
Chic eastern madrassas and mosques here are adjacent to dull slums.
Modern shopping and entertainment centers, and nearby eastern bazaars and ancient narrow streets.
In addition to historical monuments, Bukhara is also interested in modern art. This is a symbiosis of the traditions of antiquity and current social problems.
In Bukhara, each of you will find something of your own:
See ancient mosques and shrines, visit the birthplace of the world famous Avicenna, visit the ancient settlement, meet the dawn at the highest minaret of the city, be in the role of a real Bukhara emir😍
You can write and read about Bukhara endlessly, but you need to feel the city yourself!
Believe me, having been here once - you will return here again and again!

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10/08/2020

✨✨✨ Magnificent Bukhara!!!

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09/08/2020

✨✨Wit, wisdom, eloquence, mastery of the word - are the main features of Nasreddin Khoja.

👳👳Nasreddin Khoja is a national hero of the national folklore of Central Asia and Middle Eastern countries.

He tactfully ridicules greedy rulers, hypocrites, cowards, bribe takers and other human vices in his stories. Finding a non-standard way out of any situation and skillfully wrapped fools around the finger, he tells about his adventures everywhere in a humorous way.

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08/08/2020

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04/08/2020

🕌🕌Memorial complex of Naqshbandi: Pilgrimage site

The Memorial Complex of Khoja Bakhouddin Naqshbandi is one of the most important Muslim shrines. Every self-respecting Muslim knows and reveres this name. The great theologian of the XIV century, founder of the Sufi Order "Naqshbandia" was buried 12 km from Bukhara in his native village of Kasri Orifon. Some time ago there was the pagan temple of the site of current tomb of Naqshbandi.

The main building of the complex is the khanqah. Before the frontal of the mosque there is the minaret and small madrassah. To the west from dahma, in separate courtyard there is the large necropolis, where Naqshbandi is buried. Graves of his mother and his teacher - Said Mir Kulol, are situated not far from his grave.

The Mausoleum of Saint Bakhouddin Naqshbandi is considered as the Central Asian Mekka. Believers from different muslim countries come here to ask for the fulfilment of wishes and healing.

The complex also includes the museum, which keeps the true information about Sufi and Sufism: Sufi wearing, books and other expositions.

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03/08/2020

👳👳Khoja Said Amir Kulol - Hazrati Kalon - In the village of Sukhor (now Kagan district) is buried the sixth feast of the sacred Bukhara. Khoja Said of Amir Kulol. He was born in 1287, was engaged in pottery and was considered a feast of all potters (kulolov) of Central Asia. Khoja Said Amir Kulol is one of the highest spiritual authorities of the Sufi world, the sixth feast of the tariqa Khozhagon, who took initiation from Boboi Samosi. Khoja Said Amir Kulol brought up 114 followers, had four deputies (khalifa).

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02/08/2020

Our next great Sufis of the Nakshbandi order is Khaja Makhammad Babai Sammasi✨✨✨

👳👳👳The memorial complex of Khaja Makhammad Babai Sammasi is the burial place of the famous Sufi, a follower of Khaji Ali Ramitani. Khaja Sammasi made an invaluable contribution to the development of Sufism, predicted the birth of a great person, Bakhautdin Mukhammad Nakshbandi. The legend says that once passing by the native village of Bakhautdin Kasri in Khinduwan, the mystery was dawned up. He said that the greatest son of Sufism and enlightenment will be born in this place, and the place will be called “the village of the enlightened”.The teacher died at the age of 95 in 1354. The Holy burial place is located in the village of Simmas, Romitan district of Bukhara region. The mausoleum, the mosque, the well and the beautiful garden were built here – all that this non-trivial man personified with his teachings.

28/07/2020

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👳👳Hoja Ali Romitani - Hodja Ali Romitani - the fourth feast of sacred Bukhara. The people were nicknamed "Hazrati Azizon" - "Lord Precious" or "Venerable Sheikh". Khozha Ali Romitani was born in 1195 in the village of Kurgon (now Romitan district). He owned the weaver's trade. Spiritual baton - the initiation was received from Khoja Mahmud Anzhira Fagnave. He is the author of the famous work "Risolai Azizon", devoted to the main provisions of Sufism - "At-tasawwuf." He lived a long life - 126 years and was buried in the territory of Khorezm, later the remains of the saint were transferred to his native village.

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27/07/2020

✨✨It's time to learn about third great Sufis of the Nakshbandi order.

👳👳Khoja Mahmud Anjir Fagnavi - In the village of Anjirbog in the Vobkent district there is the burial of the third feast - Khozha Mahmud Anzhira Fagnavi. He took the baton of the tariqa Khozhagon from Hoja Oraf ar-Revgariy, was a gardener and carpenter. He is the founder of public dhikr along with the secret zikr introduced by Abdulholik Gijduvani. The main goal of public dhikr, as Khoja Mahmud said Anjir Fagnawiy - "Let the sleepers wake up".

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26/07/2020

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👳👳Hoja Muhammad Orif ar-Revgar - In the village of Revgar of Shofirkonsky district there is a burial place of the second feast of sacred Bukhara. Khoja Muhammad Orif ar-Revgar, popularly known as Mohitobon, was born in 1156. He died in 1259 at the age of 103 years. The continuer of the traditions of the Sufi tariqat Khozhagon. The great poet Abdurahmon Jami in his work "Nafahat ul - uns" notes the great contribution of Hoja Oraf ar - Revgaria to the taiga "Khojagon". Up to now, the work of this great teacher of the "Oriflame" has reached. The nickname "Mohitobon" was given by the people in view of the fact that Khozha Orif ar-Revgariy was a very handsome, handsome man, the fragrance emanated and the people around him were fascinated by his radiance. The meaning of the word "Mohitobon" is "Clear Moon". He is buried in his own courtyard and today this place is a place of pilgrimage;

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25/07/2020

25/07/2020

Gizhduvan- the birthplace of the first saint of the seven - Abdalhalika Gijduvani (1103-1179). He is the founder of an independent school of mysticism in Maverannahr known as Hadzhagan (Path of teachers).

Al Gijduvani continued the spiritual teaching of Yusuf al-Hamadani, introduced the silent dhikr, and formulated the eight rules, the basic principles of spiritual and religious teachings, underlying the basis of Tariqa hadzhagon.

Abdalhalik Gijduvani buried in Gijduvan at the feet of his mother. Next to the burial of Hazrati Sheikh Abdalhalika Gijduvani in 1432-1433.

24/07/2020

🏯🏯The site of ancient settlement Varakhsha dating from the 4th с BCE - 11th с BC is located at a distance of 40 km from Bukhara to the west. Varakhsha was the residence site of Bukharkhudat dynasty, which reigned before the Arab conquest.

🕌🕌Varakhsha was one of the largest settlements that were founded before Bukhara was, and was not inferior to Bukhara for a long time.

🕵️🕵️During archeological excavations at the site they discovered hundreds of fragments of stucco-like carved decorations made of hard white substance obtained from burnt calcareous rock. These finds allowed full reconstruction of the carving techniques and designs used in Varakhsha. They were as diverse as geometric figures, rosettes, overlapping scales and pearl-like elements also called Sassanid pearls. These artifacts are now displayed in a number of Uzbekistan museums.

23/07/2020

Have you ever seen the items using in Uzbek kitchen?👀🥘🥘

A mandatory element of kitchen utensils is Kazan: usually of several types and sizes. 🍲🍲

Tandir - clay kiln can be found everywhere in Uzbekistan and it is almost an obligatory element, especially rural cuisine.
Bell-shaped tandyr is washed with brick. Fire is made inside, and after the walls are hot, they start baking tortillas and breads. The work of an Uzbek baking tortillas is the work of a virtuoso - a great master of his business.🍪🍪🍪

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23/07/2020

✈️✈️🌐🌐5 reasons to visit Uzbekistan

🐪🐪Haven’t got the time to follow the fabled Silk Road all the way from Turkey to China? Fear not. Uzbekistan offers the chance to experience the very best of this famous trade route on even the shortest of visits.

👳👳The first and the most important magnet of Uzbekistan are the local people, who are passionate about their country, culture and future.

🛠️🛠️Woven products are only one of the traditional arts and crafts found throughout Uzbekistan. The country competed with China regarding the quality of the silk produced and managed to make itself a name in the art of silk weaving.

🏜️🏜️Uzbekistan is a land of vast sandy expanses and rugged towering mountains. The Khorezm includes both the Karakum and Kyzylkum deserts and is home to more than 50 ruined fortress, including the sun-baked ruins of Ayaz Kala, which date back to the 4th century BC.

🥘🥘Uzbek cuisine won’t win any gastronomic awards, but it is hearty and tasty and as welcoming as the locals that serve it. Bread comes in all shapes and sizes, and the char-grilled mutton shashlik, served on ridiculously big skewers, are big enough to feed a family. And don’t forget to try the local plov, a national speciality of rice topped with cooked carrots, onions, and chunks of mutton.

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