In Khiva, all the old buildings are located quite compactly. In the Old City, medreses, minarets, mausoleums and museums are squeezed in a square mile. You will see the main ones:
The fortress of Ichan-Kala - we will discuss its centuries-long history and features of decor: you will find out why each of the four gates are decorated in their own style.
Madrasa and minaret of Muhammad Amin Khan is the largest madrasa in Uzbekistan and the calling card of Khiva.
Kunya Ark Palace - check if medieval buildings really had "air conditioners"
Bastion Ak Shaykh Bowo - Admire the city from a bird’s-eye view.
Mennonite Museum in Khiva is a unique collection about the history, culture and daily life of German Mennonites.
Juma Mosque - we will understand why there is no inner courtyard and because of which even in the summer months there is pleasant coolness inside.
Pahlavan Mahmud is a cult figure of Khiva, who combined sports exploits and spiritual guidance.
Madrasah and the minaret of Islam Hoxha are symbols of the history and beauty of Eastern architecture.
Museum of Oriental Scholars - the origins of science from medicine by Avicenna to algebras by Al-Khorezmi.
The Tash Houli Palace - we will see all three courtyards that it consists of: reception, living room and harem. Let’s dive into the world of palace intrigue and discuss what they might have gotten out of the harem for.