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Chorsu Trading Dome, Samarkand
An 18th-century domed market hall just south-east of the Registan, now an art gallery run by the Academy of Arts.
A domed eighteenth-century trading hall behind the Registan, now used as an art gallery.
Chorsu means "four ways": the building stands at a crossroads of old trade streets, where merchants once sold hats, fabrics and other goods under one central dome with smaller bays around it.
After restoration it became an exhibition space for paintings, ceramics and other art, often by contemporary Uzbek artists. It is a short walk from the Registan and a cool, quiet break from the square.
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An 18th-century domed market hall just south-east of the Registan, now an art gallery run by the Academy of Arts.
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A raised marble platform on the Registan in Samarkand with 36 gravestones of the Shaybanid dynasty, including Muhammad Shaybani Khan, from the 16th century.
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The 17th-century madrasa on the east side of the Registan in Samarkand, named for the tiger-like lions chasing gazelles on its portal.
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The central square of old Samarkand, framed on three sides by the Ulugh Beg, Sher-Dor and Tilla-Kari madrasas.