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Namazgoh Mosque
A festival prayer ground in the south of Bukhara whose brick prayer wall and mihrab were rebuilt by the Karakhanid ruler Arslan Khan in 1119–1120.
Bukhara · Qayum Murtazoyev ko'chasi
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A festival prayer ground in the south of Bukhara whose brick prayer wall and mihrab were rebuilt by the Karakhanid ruler Arslan Khan in 1119–1120.
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A reconstructed 16th-century gate on the south-east side of Bukhara's city wall, pulled down in 1939 and rebuilt on its old site.
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Bukhara's working Orthodox church, built in 1875 for Russian settlers, closed in Soviet years and reopened for services in 1992.
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A merchant's caravanserai in central Bukhara where karakul fur was traded before 1920; restored in 2018–2019, it now houses a miniature painting school.
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