Discover the rich history and cultural heritage of Shahrisabz, the birthplace of Amir Timur, on this comprehensive tour. Visit the majestic Palace Complex of Ak-Saray, once a symbol of Timur's power, and marvel at the Kok Gumbaz Mosque with its stunning architecture. Explore the Dor Us-Siyodat and Dorut Tilovat for a glimpse into the region's spiritual legacy. Don't miss the iconic statue of Amir Timur that stands proudly in the city. This door-to-door service ensures a seamless experience, perfect for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.
- Comprehensive tour of Shahrisabz, the birthplace of Amir Timur
- Visit key sites including the Palace Complex of Ak-Saray and Kok Gumbaz Mosque
- Experience the historical significance of Dor Us-Siyodat and Dorut Tilovat
- Convenient door-to-door service for an easy and enjoyable journey
For other locations, detailed pickup instructions will be confirmed one day prior to the tour via WhatsApp or email to ensure a smooth meeting. We can pick up you from your address in Samarkand city.
You stop on top of Takhtakaracha Pass take picture of local market (the peak of the pass is more than 1620 meters in elevation).
In a clear day after the peak of the pass there is a spot of fine panorama of the town Kitob of Kashkadarya province.
Ak Saray Palace ("a white palace" in Uzbek) built in 1380-1404. Amir Temur gathered its craftsmen to his hometown to build his greatest palace, similar in structure to Samarkand's Bibi Khanum Mosque. The name Ak-Serai (White Palace) symbolizes his noble descent, not the dominant color, for blue, green and gold patterned the vast mosaics.
Statue of Amir Temur- there are three huge statues of Temur: one is in Samarkand, one is in Tashkent and the third is in his hometown Shakhrisabz in standing position. The bronze statue weighs 20 tons and 9 meters high built after the Independence (1991).
Complex of Dor-us Siyadat ("place of sadness" in Uzbek) from XIV century. It arose on the death of his eldest and favorite son Jahangir, killed in 1375 (aged only 22). When another son, Umar Sheikh, joined Jahangir in 1394, Temur even built himself a crypt.
Dor-ut Tilavat ("place of praying" In Uzbek) from XIV-XV centuries, contains the Kok Gumbaz Mosque (1435) built by grandson of Temur Mirzo Ulugbek, the mausoleum constructed by Amir Temur in 1373-1374 for Sheikh Shamseddin Kulyal, a Sufic leader and spiritual advisor of Temur's father, Taraghay.
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