Practice 2024

  The Jewelers' Bazar of Bukhara Bukhara is a city full of history and beautiful buildings. One of its treasures is the Toqi Zargaron, a busy market that has been the center of the city's jewelry trade for many years. This domed market, built in the 16th century, shows how important trade and craftsmanship were in Bukhara. As soon as I walked into Toqi Zargaron, I was amazed by the lively atmosphere. The air was filled with the sounds of merchants talking and the clinking of jewelry being made. The gold and silver pieces on display were beautiful, showing the skill of Bukhara's jewelers. I visited this historic market with my university friends and our teacher, Mohichehra Temirovna. As we walked through the bazaar, Mohichehra Temirovna told us interesting facts about the history and importance of Toqi Zargaron. This made our visit even more special. Nima Majidi was also with us. His excitement about discovering new places made our trip more fun. Even though Nima is not my f

  A Journey of History and Friendship As we stepped into the historical marvel of Toqi Telpakfurush in Bukhara, the air seemed to whisper tales of centuries past. Accompanied by my university friends, our esteemed teacher Mohichehra Temirovna, and the curious traveler Nima Majidi, the experience took on a whole new dimension. The majestic architecture of Toqi Telpakfurush stood as a testament to the rich history of Bukhara. Each stone seemed to echo the footsteps of traders and travelers from distant lands, who once gathered here to exchange goods and stories. As we wandered through the courtyard, I couldn't help but imagine the vibrant market scenes that once animated this space. One particular moment etched itself in my memory. As we stood beneath the ancient arches, bathed in the golden hues of the setting sun, Nima asked about the cultural significance of the intricate tile work. Mohichehra Temirovna's explanation not only enriched our understanding but also sparked a livel

  Discovering the Historic Toqi Sarrafon of Bukhara Bukhara, a city rich in history and culture, never fails to amaze its visitors. One of its special places is the Toqi Sarrafon, an old trading dome that shows the city's strong trading past. Recently, I visited this fascinating site with my university friends, our kind teacher Mohichehra Temirovna, and Nima Majidi. The trip to Toqi Sarrafon was more than just a school trip; it was a fun mix of history and learning. As we walked towards Toqi Sarrafon, its beautiful architecture caught our eyes. Built in the 16th century, this trading dome used to be a busy marketplace for currency exchange and jewelry trading. Walking through its halls, we could imagine the lively scene of traders from different parts of the world, bargaining and exchanging goods. Nima Majidi and I were very interested in the detailed design of the dome. The brickwork and arches were not only useful but also beautiful, showing the great skill of the builders. We to

  A Journey Through Time During my recent trip to Bukhara, I had the opportunity to visit Magʻoki Attor, one of the oldest mosques in Central Asia. I traveled with my university friends, our teacher Mohichehra Temirovna, and Nima Majidi. It was an experience that brought history to life. As we approached the mosque, the first thing we noticed was its unique architecture. The brickwork and the intricate patterns on the facade are truly impressive. The entrance itself is adorned with beautiful, detailed carvings that tell stories from a bygone era. Our teacher, Mohichehra Temirovna, explained the significance of the site and its various phases of construction. Listening to her, I felt a deep connection to the past and could imagine how this place must have looked centuries ago. Inside the mosque, we marveled at the ancient pillars and the peaceful atmosphere. Despite its age, the structure still stands strong, a testament to the craftsmanship of the people who built it. Nima Majidi share

  Exploring the Heart of Bukhara: Lyabi-Havuz,Khanqah Nadir Divan-Beghi and Kukeldash Madrasa Bukhara, an ancient city in Central Asia, is rich in history and stunning architecture. Recently, I had the pleasure of exploring three remarkable sites: Lyabi-i Havuz, Kukeldash Madrasa, and Khanqah Nadir Divan-Beghi. Joining me on this journey were my university friends, our teacher Mohichehra Temirovna, our knowledgeable guide Nima Majidi, and a friendly tourist. As we arrived at Lyabi-i Havuz, the peaceful waters of the pond reflected the surrounding structures, creating a picturesque view. Sitting by the water with my friends, we felt as if we were stepping back in time. Mohichehra Temirovna shared fascinating stories about the history of Lyabi-i Havuz, while Nima Majidi pointed out architectural details that we might have missed.  Walking into Kukeldash Madrasa, we were struck by its grand facade, adorned with intricate tile work. Inside, the courtyards and classrooms spoke of a rich edu

  A Journey Through Craftsmanship During my recent visit to the city of Bukhara, I had the unique opportunity to explore one of its hidden gems: the Blacksmith Museum. This visit was particularly special because I was accompanied by my university friends, our teacher, and a guest tourist who added to the enriching experience. The Blacksmith Museum is in the middle of Bukhara, a city full of history and culture. When we arrived, the sounds of metal being hammered and the sight of beautiful metalwork took us back in time. The museum shows many tools, weapons, and household items made by skilled blacksmiths over the years. Walking through the museum with my university friends was wonderful. We admired the displays and talked about the techniques and artistry of blacksmithing. Our teacher Mohichehra Temirovna explained the historical importance of the items, helping us appreciate the craftsmanship even more. One of the best parts of our visit was watching a live demonstration by a master b

  A Journey Through Time and Creativity Bukhara is a city full of history and culture. One of the places that show this best is the Art Gallery of Bukhara. Recently, I visited this gallery with my university friends, our teacher Mohichehra Temirovna,two tourists and it was an amazing experience. The Art Gallery of Bukhara is in a beautiful old building. As we walked up to it, we saw the lovely designs and big arches that make it special. The outside of the gallery already told us that we were about to see something great. When we went inside, we saw many different types of art. There were paintings, ceramics, and textiles, all showing the rich history of Bukhara. Each room was filled with colors and stories from different times. A few artworks really caught my eye. One was a detailed painting that showed a scene from an old story, full of bright colors. Another was a group of modern paintings that mixed old and new styles. They made me think about how art changes over time. Our visit t