Glide over Bukhara, Uzbekistan’s ancient oasis city, where centuries-old minarets, madrassas, and bazaars echo the grandeur of the Silk Road—captured in stunning drone footage that reveals the ...

Turkey’s company Studio Vertebra and design companies from countries with a developed construction industry are involved as the general manager of Bukhara City complex with a total area of 83 hectares ...

Bukhara City Day and Bukhara Handicraft Day festivals kicked off in Bukhara. At the opening ceremony, the khokim of the city of Bukhara K.Kamolov and representatives of foreign cities that have ...

Moreover, Bukhara has “long been a city with high prestige in the Islamic world, and the presence of minarets, historical monuments, holy places, ...

Bukhara Jews Thrive in New York but Are Almost Gone in Bukhara. In an ancient Uzbekistan city, there are often too few men to hold services, but the community still carefully tends its cemetery to ...

Officials at the Bukhara city administration do not even remember that any decision was taken on a museum two decades ago. “We would need to go into the archives and try to dig up this document,” ...

Bukhara, which is situated on the Silk Route, is more than 2,000 years old. It is the most complete example of a medieval city in Central Asia, with an urban fabric that has remained largely intact.

The last emir of Bukhara, Alim Khan, photographed by Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky before the revolution. In the end, it took just days to capture Bukhara. Emir Alim Khan fled to Afghanistan at the end of ...

The ancient Silk Road city of Bukhara has two synagogues, a primary school that teaches Hebrew, a Jewish cultural association and a sprawling Jewish cemetery with more than 10,000 graves.