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 Hi everyone, how are you doing ☺  Today the weather was really nice and again we were in our practice 🙂  Today we were in the Palace of the Emir of Bukhara. The Palace of the Emir of Bukhara is a palace located 12 kilometers east of Bukhara . The city where this palace was built was called New Bukhara in the years of its construction, and in 1935 it was called Kogon . The construction of the palace began in New Bukhara on August 14, 1895 by order of Amir Syed Abdulahad Khan, and was built in 1898. The designer of the palace was Alexey Leontyevich Benois, the engineer Dubrovin was in charge of the construction, Bukhara and Russian craftsmen built the building. I saw this building many times but I didn't know anything about it. Today was really useful and productive day for all of us that we learned many interesting things 😇🙃

 Hello everyone, how are you ☺  Today our last day of practice and we visited to the Xo'ja Ismat Bukhari complex.  Xo'ja Ismat was a poet who was born in Bukhara and studied in Samarkand. He wrote a lot of poems and divans. Even Alisher Navai mentioned him in his books.  Xo'ja Ismat was very famous in his time. Nowadays his a lot of books of manuscripts are kept in different cities like Tashkent, Singapore, London and so on The complex was located near the madrsah Joybori Kalon. There were a grave of poet and many other graves.  To be honest, I have never been there and never heard about Ismat Bukhari. But thanks to my friends and teacher I learned a lot about the poet and complex  See you my dears, it was our last day of practice

 Historical sources have a lot of information about the Joybori Kalon madrasah. Muhammad Sharif Makhdum reported that it was built by Princess Ayposhsha. It was one of the most prestigious and prestigious madrasas in Bukhara. His library has more than 8,000 volumes of books. During the time of the Uzbek ruler Abdulaziz Khan (1645-1681), the Joybori Kalon madrasa was built in Havzi nav guzar of the Joybor district in the capital of the khanate under the donation of his mother Podshah and was named "Joybor" as a reference to the queen's lineage.

 Sayfiddin’s Caravanserai was considered a state-run and was a place of shelter mainly of rich merchants (bais) engaged in trade in gold, pearls, diamonds and other precious metals. According to that, we can say that in this caravanserai there was a good turnover, which reached about 5,000 rubles a day. One of such specialized places was Sayfiddin’s Caravanserai in Bukhara, built in the XIX century. Caravanserais served as a kind of parking and a shelter for wandering merchants, a place for rest and lodging, the likeness of a modern hotel or motel. Inside, travelers could store their goods in special storage rooms, feed animals in designated pens, have a snack in a teahouse or take a bath. Another special place in a caravanserai was the exchange money point.

 Good evening ky dears❤❤How are you?Today was our sixth day of practice in Bukhara Art Museum🕍it was our second visit there. The history of the building. The building was constructed in 1912 by the local masters Hoji Abdurahim Hayatov and Abdugafur Karaulbegi under the guidance of the Russian engineers Margulis and Sakovich. The first floor of the building housed Savva Morozov's shop. On the second floor there was the branch of the Azov-Donskoy bank. From 1920 up to 1982, this building had placed the department of the State Bank (Gosbank) and other organizations. The history of the fine arts museum. Since 1982, the building has been a place for remarkable fine arts collection. The museum consists of the following exhibitions: The "Painting and Graphics" exhibition was established on the basis of painting, graphics, and sculpture collections. The exhibition is represented by the works of the Russian artists P. Benkov, Kurzin, and Vilkovir, who visited Central Asia in the

 Hello everyone 💓💓 today our fifth day of practical day. We visited Ark arxeological garden. Ark is one of the historical places in Bukhara it is located near to old city. Issue related to the establishment of an archeological recreation park in the destroyed part of the Ark fortress were discussed in cooperation with archeologists and specialists.  In the historical center of Bukhara the works aimed at the preserving the objects of cultural heritage and their effective use in the direction of tourism are being continued . The experts of the Department of cultural heritage, the Bukhara pedagogical branch of the samarkand archeological Institute and the experts of the Bukhara state Museum Reserve conducted a field study of the arch fortress. 

 Hi everyone😍😍Today our 4th practical day and we visited to the Govkushon madrasah, which is located in the old city.  It was built in the historical center of Bukhara in 1562-1565during Shaybani ruler Abdulla Kahn ll at the expense of Khoja Saad, the sheikh of Dzhoybor Khoja Saad is known by the nickname "khoja kalon" which is deflected in this name complex. The name govkushon (killing bulls) is related to the fact that there was slaughterhouse here until the 16th century. A little later, after the construction of the madrasah Bukharas second Juma Mosque, was built around it, with pool and a low minaret, imitating the Minaret kalon later, caravansarai were built nearby . I hope you got some information about this complex

 Hello. Welcome to the Sevinch's blog. Today our third day of practical day. We are going to the Bahouddin Naqshban complex 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. Naqshbandi was the spiritual teacher of Amir Temur and made hajj to Mekka 32 times. He appealed people to be modest and rejected the luxury. His philosophy was based on the principle: "Dil ba joru, dast ba kor"  translation-"The heart - with the God, hands at work