Tours and excursions in Khiva!
Organization of individual tours, excursions and thematic national photo sessions in Tashkent, Samarkand, Shakhrisabz, Bukhara and Khiva.
Organization of individual tours, excursions and thematic national photo sessions in Tashkent, Samarkand, Shakhrisabz, Bukhara and Khiva.
Ata-Darvaza, which means "eight gates" in Uzbek, is the main entrance to the historical city of Khiva, located in Uzbekistan. This monumental gate complex was built in the 19th century, and since then it has served as a symbol of the beauty and grandeur of the city.
Kalta Minar, which means "short minaret" in Uzbek, is located next to the madrasah of Muhammad Aminkhan. It was built in the 19th century as part of a larger complex, but was never completed due to the death of the Khiva ruler who commissioned it. Kalta Minar is shaped like a cylinder and is decorated with beautiful stone carvings and mosaics.
Kunya Ark is an iconic landmark in the historic city of Khiva in Uzbekistan. It is a fortress built in the 17th century by the ruler of Khiva and has been the center of the political and cultural life of the city for several centuries.
Madrasah Muhammad Rakhimkhan is one of the most famous sights of Khiva, located in the historical part of the city. It was built in 1871, during the reign of Khiva Khan Muhammad Rakhimkhan II, and is one of the best examples of late 19th century architecture in Uzbekistan.
Juma Mosque in Khiva is a historical and cultural monument located in the city of Khiva in Uzbekistan. This mosque was built in 1788 and is considered one of the oldest mosques in Central Asia. Juma Mosque was built of clay and has a traditional Uzbek style of architecture, with decorative elements characteristic of the region. The mosque has a main hall where Muslims gather for prayer, as well as two small mosques and a covered courtyard.
Mausoleum of Said Allaudin is a historical monument located in the city of Khiva in Uzbekistan. It is dedicated to the life and work of the famous scientist and sage Said Allaudin. The mausoleum was built in the 14th century and has since served as a place of pilgrimage for many Muslim believers. It has beautiful architecture and is decorated with mosaics and ceramic images.
The mausoleum is an example of traditional Uzbek architecture and is a popular destination for tourists. It was built in 1913 and has been expanded and renovated at different times. It consists of several buildings, including a mosque, a madrasah, and the mausoleum of Pahlavan Mahmud himself. Inside the mausoleum is the tomb of Pakhlavan Mahmud and several other famous Uzbek wrestlers and poets.
The Islam-Khoja minaret (Uzbek Islomxo'ja minorasi) is a minaret in Khiva, located in the center of the Ichan-Kala citadel, part of the Islam-Khoja complex, together with the madrasah of the same name. It is the tallest building in old Khiva, and, according to some sources, with an indicator of 56.6 meters, it turns out to be the second highest minaret in Central Asia.
Ak mosque" (white mosque) in Khiva was built in 1838-1842 during the reconstruction and expansion of the Juma mosque complex. It is located in the historical part of the city of Khiva in Uzbekistan and is considered one of the most beautiful and famous architectural monuments of this region. The mosque was built made of white brick in the style of Kokand architecture and has large dimensions: its length is about 55 meters, and its width is about 46 meters.
The Tash-Khauli Palace was built for the residence of the local rulers of Khiva - the khans. It has a grandiose size and unique architecture that combines elements of different styles, including Moorish, Persian and Russian. Inside the palace are luxurious halls, richly decorated with frescoes, wood carvings and ceramic tiles. Particularly impressive is the large hall with high ceilings and diamond ornaments on the walls.
