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Abdulla Khan Madrasa
A small madrasa in Itchan Kala built in 1855 by the mother of a young khan killed in battle; it now holds the Khorezm nature museum.
Caravanserai of 1832–1833 and a domed covered market built by Allakuli Khan beside the Palvan gate of Khiva's Itchan Kala, still lined with shops.
In the 1830s Allakuli Khan built a trading complex on the eastern edge of Itchan Kala, beside the Palvan gate. The caravanserai, finished in 1832–1833, gave visiting merchants rooms around a courtyard, while the adjoining tim was a covered market street under a row of domes.
The ensemble is part of the Itchan Kala World Heritage property and still does what it was built for: the domed passage is lined with stalls selling textiles, carpets and souvenirs. Walk through it on the way between the inner town and the Dekhkan bazaar outside the gate; twenty minutes is enough.
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A small madrasa in Itchan Kala built in 1855 by the mother of a young khan killed in battle; it now holds the Khorezm nature museum.
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A tall-portalled madrasa from the 1830s near the East Gate, part of a trading quarter with a caravanserai and a covered market.
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The eastern gate of Itchan Kala, a long vaulted passage lined with niches that once led out to the main market and the road east.
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A 17th-century public bathhouse in Khiva's Itchan Kala, built by Abulghazi Khan in honour of his son Anusha's victory, the oldest of its kind in the city.