KhivaUNESCO World Heritage
Itchan Kala walls and gates
Thick mud-brick walls with rounded towers that ring the inner town of Khiva, entered through four gates facing the four directions.
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KhivaUNESCO World Heritage
Thick mud-brick walls with rounded towers that ring the inner town of Khiva, entered through four gates facing the four directions.
KhivaUNESCO World Heritage
The khans' citadel inside Itchan Kala, with a tiled summer mosque, a reception hall, a former mint and a watchtower over the old town.
Khiva, Itchan KalaUNESCO World Heritage
The west gate of Khiva's Itchan Kala, built in 1828–1829 under Allakuli Khan and the main way into the walled town, between the Kunya Ark and the Muhammad Amin Khan madrasa.
KhivaUNESCO World Heritage
The southern gate of Khiva's walled inner town, begun in the 18th century and rebuilt with towers in the 1830s–1840s under Allakuli Khan.
Khiva, Itchan KalaUNESCO World Heritage
The nineteenth-century north gate of Khiva's walled Itchan Kala, a domed passage flanked by towers with rooms for guards and customs officers.
Khiva
The outer town of Khiva, once enclosed by a long earthen wall built in the 1840s; stretches of it survive among houses and gardens.
Khazarasp
The walled core of Khazarasp in Khorezm, with layers from the early 1st millennium BC and on the UNESCO tentative list since 2008.