Bukhara

Bukhara, like a magnet, attracts the curious glances of millions of people. Much of human history is connected with this city. For many centuries, camel caravans from China and Europe transported goods along the Silk Road, and moreover, they carried news of other cultures and civilizations. These news, at the crossroads of ancient routes, were accepted and reflected in the architectural monuments of Bukhara and the cultural uniqueness of its people. The prefix added to the name of the city is Bukhara, Holy. Not in vain! Bukhara has this title because theological culture reached its highest point in this region and was personified in the architecture of this city in the abundance of madrassas and mosques. Having so many nicknames, such as: the pearl of the Islamic world or the star of religion, or the dome of Islam. Bukhara is significant for the entire Islamic world. She raised such scientists and writers as Avicenna and Rudaki, who glorified Bukhara throughout the world.