Tosh Darvoza (South Gate of Itchan Kala)

Itchan Kala has four gates facing the four directions, and Tosh Darvoza, the "stone gate", is the southern one. It was first known as the Angarik gate, after the village its road led to. Work began in the second half of the 18th century and was finished in the 1830s–1840s under Allakuli Khan, when the outer wall of Dishan Kala was also built.

The gate is a solid block about 10 metres high with a two-domed passage, small domed guard rooms on either side and towers with archers' rooms on the south face. Most caravans came in this way, so a large market grew up beside it. It leads onto Pahlavon Mahmud street and is managed by the Itchan Kala museum-reserve as part of the World Heritage site.

• One of the four gates of Itchan Kala
• Towers with archers' rooms
• Former caravan entrance with a market