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29.04.202505:37
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 22. Passive (2)
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 22. Passive (2)
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
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09.04.202505:35
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 19. Present Perfect Continuous: Ago, since, for
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 19. Present Perfect Continuous: Ago, since, for
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
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05.04.202507:33
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 18. Present Perfect Continuous
💮 @inglizchasiga
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 18. Present Perfect Continuous
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
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01.04.202505:15
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 17. Present Perfect - Have you ever done this?
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 17. Present Perfect - Have you ever done this?
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
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27.03.202505:26
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 16. Present perfect: Just, already, yet
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 16. Present perfect: Just, already, yet
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
💮 @inglizchasiga
28.04.202516:33
💖 Rise and decline of science in Islam
BAKU - With about 1.6 billion adherents, Islam is the second largest religion on Earth. Yet, its followers represent less than one percent of the world’s scientists. Only a handful of people from Muslim-majority countries have won Nobel Prizes in science.
However, up until the Mongol siege of Baghdad in 1258, Islamic science was the most advanced in the world. In comparison with the past, the modern disparity is staggering. Thus, to understand the present-day lack of scientific accomplishments, we must explore the past. In this instalment of a new series, we will go over the rise and decline of Islamic attitudes towards science.
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BAKU - With about 1.6 billion adherents, Islam is the second largest religion on Earth. Yet, its followers represent less than one percent of the world’s scientists. Only a handful of people from Muslim-majority countries have won Nobel Prizes in science.
However, up until the Mongol siege of Baghdad in 1258, Islamic science was the most advanced in the world. In comparison with the past, the modern disparity is staggering. Thus, to understand the present-day lack of scientific accomplishments, we must explore the past. In this instalment of a new series, we will go over the rise and decline of Islamic attitudes towards science.
💮 @inglizchasiga
08.04.202505:15
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 19. Present Perfect Continuous: Ago, since, for
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 19. Present Perfect Continuous: Ago, since, for
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
💮 @inglizchasiga
04.04.202505:15
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 18. Present Perfect Continuous
💮 @inglizchasiga
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 18. Present Perfect Continuous
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
💮 @inglizchasiga
31.03.202502:28
#Lyrics
🎤 Charlie Puth - See you again
[Chorus]
It's been a long day without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way from where we began
Oh, I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again
[Verse 1]
Why'd you have to leave so soon, yeah?
Why'd you have to go?
Why'd you have to leave me when I needed you the most?
'Cause I don't know really how to tell you without feeling much worse
I know you're in a better place but it's always gonna hurt
[Pre-Chorus]
Carry on
Give me all the strength I need
To carry on
[Chorus]
It's been a long day without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way from where we began
Oh, I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again
[Verse 2]
How do I breathe without you? I'm feeling so cold
I'll be right here for you 'till the day you're home
[Pre-Chorus]
Carry on
Give me all the strength I need
To carry on
[Bridge]
So let the light guide your way, yeah
Hold every memory as you go
And every road you take
Will always lead you home, home
[Chorus]
It's been a long day without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way from where we began
Oh, I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again
When I see you again
When I see you again
See you again
When I see you again
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The best way to learn and improve your foreign languages skills like English, through the lyrics of the songs.
🎤 Charlie Puth - See you again
[Chorus]
It's been a long day without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way from where we began
Oh, I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again
[Verse 1]
Why'd you have to leave so soon, yeah?
Why'd you have to go?
Why'd you have to leave me when I needed you the most?
'Cause I don't know really how to tell you without feeling much worse
I know you're in a better place but it's always gonna hurt
[Pre-Chorus]
Carry on
Give me all the strength I need
To carry on
[Chorus]
It's been a long day without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way from where we began
Oh, I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again
[Verse 2]
How do I breathe without you? I'm feeling so cold
I'll be right here for you 'till the day you're home
[Pre-Chorus]
Carry on
Give me all the strength I need
To carry on
[Bridge]
So let the light guide your way, yeah
Hold every memory as you go
And every road you take
Will always lead you home, home
[Chorus]
It's been a long day without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
We've come a long way from where we began
Oh, I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
When I see you again
When I see you again
When I see you again
See you again
When I see you again
💮 @inglizchasiga
26.03.202505:48
#About_Uzbekistan
📢 Interesting Facts About Uzbekistan
🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
History of Bukhara
Bukhara, Uzbekistan - Attractions
Things to Do in Bukhara
Chor Minor, the Khalifa Niyozkuli Madrasah, was built in 1806. Its name translates to "four minarets," referencing the four identical minarets adorning the building, each topped with a blue dome. Interestingly, each minaret features a distinct decorative style. The designs are often interpreted as symbols of four religions, including the Christian fish, the cross, and the Buddhist prayer wheels.
Chor-Bakr, a necropolis situated near Bukhara, is considered the largest in Central Asia. Known as the city of the dead, it was constructed in the 16th century. Many prominent individuals are interred here, such as Abu Bakr Saad, a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad, who is believed to be among the first buried at the site.
Bukhara also boasts numerous other points of interest, including the Khoja Gaukushon complex, Magoki-Attori Mosque, Mausoleum of Imam Abu Khavs Kabir, Khanaka Mosque of Khoja Zainuddin, medieval baths, and much more.
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📢 Interesting Facts About Uzbekistan
🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
History of Bukhara
Bukhara, Uzbekistan - Attractions
Things to Do in Bukhara
Chor Minor, the Khalifa Niyozkuli Madrasah, was built in 1806. Its name translates to "four minarets," referencing the four identical minarets adorning the building, each topped with a blue dome. Interestingly, each minaret features a distinct decorative style. The designs are often interpreted as symbols of four religions, including the Christian fish, the cross, and the Buddhist prayer wheels.
Chor-Bakr, a necropolis situated near Bukhara, is considered the largest in Central Asia. Known as the city of the dead, it was constructed in the 16th century. Many prominent individuals are interred here, such as Abu Bakr Saad, a descendant of the Prophet Muhammad, who is believed to be among the first buried at the site.
Bukhara also boasts numerous other points of interest, including the Khoja Gaukushon complex, Magoki-Attori Mosque, Mausoleum of Imam Abu Khavs Kabir, Khanaka Mosque of Khoja Zainuddin, medieval baths, and much more.
💮 @inglizchasiga
28.04.202514:03
✨ Ingliz tilida bemalol gapirishni xohlaysizmi?
Endi bu imkoniyat siz uchun ochiq!
YANGILANGAN VA KUTILGAN KURS
⭐ Bugun boshlang, kelajagingizga eshik oching!
✅ Hayotingizda yangi darajaga chiqing
✅ Qiyinchiliksiz va qiziqarli metodika asosida o‘rganing
✅ Har bir bosqichda yutuqni his qiling
🏱 Bepul imkoniyatlar:
📚 Kanalimizda har hafta bepul darslar
✍️ Har hafta mock imtihonlar — rivojlanishingizni real ko‘ring!
👩🏫 Maxsus yutuq:
Kurator siz bilan 5–6 soat davomida bemalol shug'ullanadi!
Har bir savolingizga tez va to'liq javob olasiz!
✏️ Shunchaki darajangizni yozing!
("Beginner", "Intermediate", "Advanced" — o'zingizga mos darajani yozing)
⏳ Joylar soni cheklangan!
Bugun boshlaganlar — ertaga o‘zini yangi imkoniyatlar ostonasida ko‘radi!
📲 Aloqa uchun:
Telegram orqali yozing: @Elza_32
Kurs va bepul materiallar: Kanalimizga qo‘shiling!
🚀 Orzu qilmang. Bugun boshlang. Kelajagingizni o‘zingiz yarating!
https://t.me/+bisom_73zxE2M2Ri
Endi bu imkoniyat siz uchun ochiq!
YANGILANGAN VA KUTILGAN KURS
⭐ Bugun boshlang, kelajagingizga eshik oching!
✅ Hayotingizda yangi darajaga chiqing
✅ Qiyinchiliksiz va qiziqarli metodika asosida o‘rganing
✅ Har bir bosqichda yutuqni his qiling
🏱 Bepul imkoniyatlar:
📚 Kanalimizda har hafta bepul darslar
✍️ Har hafta mock imtihonlar — rivojlanishingizni real ko‘ring!
👩🏫 Maxsus yutuq:
Kurator siz bilan 5–6 soat davomida bemalol shug'ullanadi!
Har bir savolingizga tez va to'liq javob olasiz!
✏️ Shunchaki darajangizni yozing!
("Beginner", "Intermediate", "Advanced" — o'zingizga mos darajani yozing)
⏳ Joylar soni cheklangan!
Bugun boshlaganlar — ertaga o‘zini yangi imkoniyatlar ostonasida ko‘radi!
📲 Aloqa uchun:
Telegram orqali yozing: @Elza_32
Kurs va bepul materiallar: Kanalimizga qo‘shiling!
🚀 Orzu qilmang. Bugun boshlang. Kelajagingizni o‘zingiz yarating!
https://t.me/+bisom_73zxE2M2Ri
07.04.202517:31
📚 Hozirda shu kitoblar ko‘p so‘ralyapti. Shu sababli ularni bitta ro‘yxatga jamladik:
1️⃣. Izlash
2️⃣. Dunyoni anglash kitobi
3️⃣. MEN: Bas qil, ey nafs!
4️⃣. SIR: Oshiqlar o‘lmas
5️⃣. LOL: Har shaharning o‘z egasi bor...
6️⃣. Hech bir uchrashuv tasodif emas
7️⃣. Kaktuslar ham gullaydi
8️⃣. Qalb iffati
9️⃣. Qaytganimda uyda bo‘l
1️⃣0️⃣. Duo taqdirni o‘zgartiradi
▫▫. Bir olima qiz bor edi
1️⃣. Izlash
2️⃣. Dunyoni anglash kitobi
3️⃣. MEN: Bas qil, ey nafs!
4️⃣. SIR: Oshiqlar o‘lmas
5️⃣. LOL: Har shaharning o‘z egasi bor...
6️⃣. Hech bir uchrashuv tasodif emas
7️⃣. Kaktuslar ham gullaydi
8️⃣. Qalb iffati
9️⃣. Qaytganimda uyda bo‘l
1️⃣0️⃣. Duo taqdirni o‘zgartiradi
▫▫. Bir olima qiz bor edi
03.04.202504:42
📢 Interesting Facts About Uzbekistan
🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
History of Bukhara
Bukhara, Uzbekistan - Attractions
Things to Do in Bukhara
✨ Bukhara Theatres
The Bukhara Sadriddin Aini Music and Drama Theater, situated in Mirzo Ulugbek Park, was established in 1921. The theater stages performances in the Uzbek language, drawing from the works of Uzbek classics.
Additionally, Bukhara is home to a puppet theater and summer stages, where local and visiting artists showcase their talents during city festivals.
Entertainment, Parks, and Shopping in Bukhara
Bukhara is a tourist-oriented city, with most attractions clustered around the primary points of interest.
Parks in Bukhara
Although there aren't many parks in the warm climate of Bukhara, the ones that do exist tend to be bustling with activity. Mirzo Ulugbek Park of Culture and Recreation is the most popular, featuring numerous trees, benches, and attractions for children.
Samanid Park of Culture and Recreation is another favorite spot for families with children. Though small, it offers a cozy atmosphere and is located near the central market.
Adjacent to the city administration building (khokimiat), there are two modest parks where retirees and parents with strollers can be found taking leisurely strolls.
A petite park can also be found near the monument to Khoja Nasreddin.
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🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
History of Bukhara
Bukhara, Uzbekistan - Attractions
Things to Do in Bukhara
✨ Bukhara Theatres
The Bukhara Sadriddin Aini Music and Drama Theater, situated in Mirzo Ulugbek Park, was established in 1921. The theater stages performances in the Uzbek language, drawing from the works of Uzbek classics.
Additionally, Bukhara is home to a puppet theater and summer stages, where local and visiting artists showcase their talents during city festivals.
Entertainment, Parks, and Shopping in Bukhara
Bukhara is a tourist-oriented city, with most attractions clustered around the primary points of interest.
Parks in Bukhara
Although there aren't many parks in the warm climate of Bukhara, the ones that do exist tend to be bustling with activity. Mirzo Ulugbek Park of Culture and Recreation is the most popular, featuring numerous trees, benches, and attractions for children.
Samanid Park of Culture and Recreation is another favorite spot for families with children. Though small, it offers a cozy atmosphere and is located near the central market.
Adjacent to the city administration building (khokimiat), there are two modest parks where retirees and parents with strollers can be found taking leisurely strolls.
A petite park can also be found near the monument to Khoja Nasreddin.
💮 @inglizchasiga
29.03.202505:10
📢 Interesting Facts About Uzbekistan
🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
History of Bukhara
Bukhara, Uzbekistan - Attractions
Things to Do in Bukhara
✨ Bukhara Museums
Bukhara is a city of museums, with numerous fascinating collections to explore.
Bukhara State Architectural Art Museum-Preserve, established in 1922, boasts hundreds of exhibits, including documents, photographs, household items, coins, weapons, paintings, sculptures, books, ceramics, jewelry, fabrics, and much more.
Museum of Fine Arts features paintings, graphic art, and sculptures, with the oldest exhibits dating back to the 1st century BC. It also houses fragments of decor from the 6th-7th centuries, as well as works by contemporary artists.
Frequented by visitors, the Faizullah Khojaev House-Museum is situated in the historic Goziyon quarter. Khojaev was a prominent figure who advocated for improving the lives of people in the Bukhara Emirate. He was a leader of the Jadids who was executed in the 1930s. The house-museum displays his personal belongings, documents, photographs, and collections of utensils, furniture, and weapons.
Established in the 1990s, the History Museum of Restoration of Architectural Monuments of Bukhara focuses on the extensive restoration work undertaken in the historical part of Bukhara during the 20th century.
Museum of Carpet Weaving History, founded in 1991, showcases silk and woolen carpets from the 18th to the 21st centuries, originating from Uzbekistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, and Kazakhstan.
The Blacksmith History Forge Museum, situated in the Kuluta caravanserai, offers a glimpse into the history of blacksmithing. Visitors can observe the work of 18th to 21st-century blacksmiths and even participate in creating ironwork themselves.
Workshop-museum of Uzbek puppets is sure to captivate both children and adults. Learn about the doll-making process, marvel at the pumpkin dolls on display, and even purchase a doll as a souvenir or gift.
Located near Bukhara, Gijduvan Ceramics Museum showcases the work of both modern and traditional ceramic masters. The museum features pieces from a family dynasty spanning six generations in the craft.
Romitan Museum of Local History, also near Bukhara, is housed in what was once the winter residence of the Emir of Bukhara. The museum provides insight into Romitan's history and its notable residents.
Located 30 kilometers from Bukhara in the village of Afshana the Abu Ali Ibn Sina Memorial Museum was established in 1980 to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the renowned physician and scholar, Avicenna. Visitors can learn about his life and scientific contributions at this museum.
💮 @inglizchasiga
🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
History of Bukhara
Bukhara, Uzbekistan - Attractions
Things to Do in Bukhara
✨ Bukhara Museums
Bukhara is a city of museums, with numerous fascinating collections to explore.
Bukhara State Architectural Art Museum-Preserve, established in 1922, boasts hundreds of exhibits, including documents, photographs, household items, coins, weapons, paintings, sculptures, books, ceramics, jewelry, fabrics, and much more.
Museum of Fine Arts features paintings, graphic art, and sculptures, with the oldest exhibits dating back to the 1st century BC. It also houses fragments of decor from the 6th-7th centuries, as well as works by contemporary artists.
Frequented by visitors, the Faizullah Khojaev House-Museum is situated in the historic Goziyon quarter. Khojaev was a prominent figure who advocated for improving the lives of people in the Bukhara Emirate. He was a leader of the Jadids who was executed in the 1930s. The house-museum displays his personal belongings, documents, photographs, and collections of utensils, furniture, and weapons.
Established in the 1990s, the History Museum of Restoration of Architectural Monuments of Bukhara focuses on the extensive restoration work undertaken in the historical part of Bukhara during the 20th century.
Museum of Carpet Weaving History, founded in 1991, showcases silk and woolen carpets from the 18th to the 21st centuries, originating from Uzbekistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, and Kazakhstan.
The Blacksmith History Forge Museum, situated in the Kuluta caravanserai, offers a glimpse into the history of blacksmithing. Visitors can observe the work of 18th to 21st-century blacksmiths and even participate in creating ironwork themselves.
Workshop-museum of Uzbek puppets is sure to captivate both children and adults. Learn about the doll-making process, marvel at the pumpkin dolls on display, and even purchase a doll as a souvenir or gift.
Located near Bukhara, Gijduvan Ceramics Museum showcases the work of both modern and traditional ceramic masters. The museum features pieces from a family dynasty spanning six generations in the craft.
Romitan Museum of Local History, also near Bukhara, is housed in what was once the winter residence of the Emir of Bukhara. The museum provides insight into Romitan's history and its notable residents.
Located 30 kilometers from Bukhara in the village of Afshana the Abu Ali Ibn Sina Memorial Museum was established in 1980 to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the renowned physician and scholar, Avicenna. Visitors can learn about his life and scientific contributions at this museum.
💮 @inglizchasiga
25.03.202506:06
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 15. Present perfect
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 15. Present perfect
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
💮 @inglizchasiga
28.04.202505:49
📢 Interesting Facts About Uzbekistan
🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
😎 Ark Fortress, Bukhara
The Ark Citadel in Bukhara is an ancient symbol of state power. It seems that from the very beginning of time, this immense fortress has stood at the heart of Bukhara, serving as protection and stronghold for the city’s rulers.
The history of the Ark remains shrouded in mystery. Its exact age is unknown, but it is certain that at least fifteen centuries ago, this imposing structure was already the residence of a ruler. It was built through the labor of thousands of slaves, who raised an artificial hill by hand, without the aid of machines, under the scorching sun of centuries past.
For centuries, the Ark remained the main residence of the Emir of Bukhara and the center of supreme authority in the region. Within its walls lived not only rulers but also great scholars, poets, and philosophers—among them Rudaki, Ferdowsi, Avicenna, Farabi, and Omar Khayyam.
A popular legend attributes the creation of the Ark to Siyavush, an epic hero of Asian folklore. According to the tale, Siyavush, fleeing the advances of his stepmother, arrived in a prosperous desert oasis. There he met the local king’s daughter and fell in love. The king, however, set a challenge: he would only give his daughter’s hand if Siyavush could build a palace on land that would fit within a bull’s hide. Cleverly, Siyavush cut the hide into thin strips, connected the ends to form a large circle, and constructed a palace within it. Thus, according to legend, the Ark was born.
The Ark rises above Registan Square, a symbol of strength, power, and unassailability. Yet the illusion of invincibility was deceptive. The fortress was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt throughout its long history.
The Ark has witnessed many bloody conflicts. In 1220, when the armies of Genghis Khan captured Bukhara, the city’s inhabitants sought refuge within the fortress. But the Mongol forces broke through, killed the defenders, looted its treasures, and razed the structure.
Over the centuries, rebellions broke out in the city, and during these times, the Ark became a symbol of tyranny. Stones were hurled at its gates. Before the revolution, over 2,000 people lived inside the fortress—until it finally fell to the advancing Red Army.
From the outside, the modern Ark resembles a massive earthen mound. Its layout is roughly an irregular rectangle, extending from west to east. The total length of its walls is 789.6 meters, and the area covers 3.96 hectares. Its height above nearby Registan Square ranges from 16 to 20 meters.
The main entrance is framed by two tall, cylindrical towers. Above them is a connecting gallery, topped with a room that opens onto terraces. A gently sloping path leads to the gate, passing through a long, covered corridor toward the Juma Mosque. The ramp, about 20 meters long, is bordered by thick stone railings.
Inside the gate lies a dark passageway with rooms once used to store water and sand, as well as prison cells. Beyond this corridor stretches a large complex of structures. The eastern half of the Ark is now an archaeological site. The Uldukhtaron Mosque, associated with the legend of forty girls tortured and thrown into a well, has been preserved here. Within the fortress also stands the Jomi Palace Mosque, built in the 19th century for the Emir and his court. Other preserved buildings include a mint, a bathhouse, and various utility structures.
💮 @inglizchasiga
🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
😎 Ark Fortress, Bukhara
The Ark Citadel in Bukhara is an ancient symbol of state power. It seems that from the very beginning of time, this immense fortress has stood at the heart of Bukhara, serving as protection and stronghold for the city’s rulers.
The history of the Ark remains shrouded in mystery. Its exact age is unknown, but it is certain that at least fifteen centuries ago, this imposing structure was already the residence of a ruler. It was built through the labor of thousands of slaves, who raised an artificial hill by hand, without the aid of machines, under the scorching sun of centuries past.
For centuries, the Ark remained the main residence of the Emir of Bukhara and the center of supreme authority in the region. Within its walls lived not only rulers but also great scholars, poets, and philosophers—among them Rudaki, Ferdowsi, Avicenna, Farabi, and Omar Khayyam.
A popular legend attributes the creation of the Ark to Siyavush, an epic hero of Asian folklore. According to the tale, Siyavush, fleeing the advances of his stepmother, arrived in a prosperous desert oasis. There he met the local king’s daughter and fell in love. The king, however, set a challenge: he would only give his daughter’s hand if Siyavush could build a palace on land that would fit within a bull’s hide. Cleverly, Siyavush cut the hide into thin strips, connected the ends to form a large circle, and constructed a palace within it. Thus, according to legend, the Ark was born.
The Ark rises above Registan Square, a symbol of strength, power, and unassailability. Yet the illusion of invincibility was deceptive. The fortress was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt throughout its long history.
The Ark has witnessed many bloody conflicts. In 1220, when the armies of Genghis Khan captured Bukhara, the city’s inhabitants sought refuge within the fortress. But the Mongol forces broke through, killed the defenders, looted its treasures, and razed the structure.
Over the centuries, rebellions broke out in the city, and during these times, the Ark became a symbol of tyranny. Stones were hurled at its gates. Before the revolution, over 2,000 people lived inside the fortress—until it finally fell to the advancing Red Army.
From the outside, the modern Ark resembles a massive earthen mound. Its layout is roughly an irregular rectangle, extending from west to east. The total length of its walls is 789.6 meters, and the area covers 3.96 hectares. Its height above nearby Registan Square ranges from 16 to 20 meters.
The main entrance is framed by two tall, cylindrical towers. Above them is a connecting gallery, topped with a room that opens onto terraces. A gently sloping path leads to the gate, passing through a long, covered corridor toward the Juma Mosque. The ramp, about 20 meters long, is bordered by thick stone railings.
Inside the gate lies a dark passageway with rooms once used to store water and sand, as well as prison cells. Beyond this corridor stretches a large complex of structures. The eastern half of the Ark is now an archaeological site. The Uldukhtaron Mosque, associated with the legend of forty girls tortured and thrown into a well, has been preserved here. Within the fortress also stands the Jomi Palace Mosque, built in the 19th century for the Emir and his court. Other preserved buildings include a mint, a bathhouse, and various utility structures.
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07.04.202505:02
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🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
To experience the enticing scents of fresh fruits, delectable sweets, and local culture, head to Buhoro Dehqon Bozori.
For national souvenirs, visit artisan shops in the markets, the Trading Domes of Bukhara, Davron Miniatures Art Gallery, or stalls near popular attractions. Bukhara is renowned for its hereditary craftsmen who create knives, daggers, ceramics, and silver jewelry.
For clothing purchases and family-friendly outings, consider visiting Chinor Mall and Minor.
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🇺🇿 Things to Do and Sightseeing Tours in Bukhara
Shopping in Bukhara
To experience the enticing scents of fresh fruits, delectable sweets, and local culture, head to Buhoro Dehqon Bozori.
For national souvenirs, visit artisan shops in the markets, the Trading Domes of Bukhara, Davron Miniatures Art Gallery, or stalls near popular attractions. Bukhara is renowned for its hereditary craftsmen who create knives, daggers, ceramics, and silver jewelry.
For clothing purchases and family-friendly outings, consider visiting Chinor Mall and Minor.
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02.04.202505:15
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 17. Present Perfect - Have you ever done this?
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 17. Present Perfect - Have you ever done this?
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28.03.202504:41
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 16. Present perfect: Just, already, yet
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Practice 16. Present perfect: Just, already, yet
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
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24.03.202505:20
#English
📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 15. Present perfect
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📱 Essential Grammar in Use (Red Murphy)
📊 Daraja: A1-A2 [Elementary]
💖 Unit 15. Present perfect
Ingliz tilini boshlang‘ich darajada o‘rganuvchilar uchun videodarslar
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