Khodzha Abdu-Berun complex, Samarkand

The Khodzha Abdu-Berun complex includes multiple structures such as a mausoleum, mosque, and khanaka, spanning across 26 hectares of land on the outskirts of Samarkand.

Built in 1636, this complex became a significant religious center that served as both a burial site and a gathering place for Islamic scholars in Central Asia.

The complex features inscriptions in Uzbek, Arabic, and Tajik languages throughout its structures, reflecting the multicultural heritage of the Samarkand region.

Visitors can explore the complex through guided tours that explain the architectural elements, religious significance, and historical context of each building within the ensemble.

The mausoleum contains memorial plates that document the complex's evolution and provide detailed information about its architectural development through centuries.

Inception: 1636

GPS coordinates: 39.61069,66.97514

Latest update: March 9, 2025 07:24