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Palvan Qori Madrasa and Minaret
A madrasa and 24-metre minaret of 1905 in Dishan Kala, Khiva's outer town, paid for by a leading merchant of the khanate.
A small domed shrine with a mosque, minaret and pool just outside the east gate of Itchan Kala in Khiva.
The Abdolbobo complex stands in the Qumyasqa quarter of Dishan Kala, the outer town of Khiva, a short walk from the eastern gate of Itchan Kala. It honours Abdolbobo, also known as Pahlavon Ahmad Zamchi, remembered as one of the early figures who spread Islam in Khorezm; the buildings you see date from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Around the square, single-domed tomb sit a neighbourhood mosque, a slim minaret of green-glazed brick and a pool. In the 19th century a slave market worked next to the complex, which marks the meeting point of the roads from two of the old town gates.
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A madrasa and 24-metre minaret of 1905 in Dishan Kala, Khiva's outer town, paid for by a leading merchant of the khanate.
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A nine-domed Friday mosque with a small madrasa and minaret, completed in 1842 just outside the Palvan Gate of Itchan Kala in Khiva.
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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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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.