A Khanaqa, a pond and a madrasah, built first for religious and business authorities, then given to the public, the area was well-known for evening leisure activities.

A 500-year-old crossroad of business streets where merchants could exchange currency.

One of the oldest mosques in Bukhara, featuring frontal ornaments preserved from the 12th century and with a Zoroastrian and Jewish background.

The biggest trading dome in the old town's history, a centre for commerce with a focus on the most expensive goods sold in Bukhara.

A former centre for high-quality silk produced in Bukhara. A multiple-domed structure with the largest dome in the middle, adding to the tour's historic atmosphere.

A trading dome for well-known jewellery from Bukhara, holding the industry secrets for more than 500 years.

Built by one of the most controversial rulers, the madrasah was unique for combining religious and scientific studies.

The most mysterious madrasah that has not revealed all its secrets features zoomorphic patterns and unprecedented ornaments. The entrance fee of 20,000 UZS per person is paid by travelers on-site.

A solemnly standing minaret that has witnessed all major events for the last 900 years. Features the Madrasah of Miri-Arab and entrance to the Kalon Mosque. The entrance fee to the Kalon Mosque, 15,000 UZS per person, is paid by travelers on-site.