#Khiva UNESCO #world heritage sites

#Mohammed Amin Khan Madrassah on #Palvon Kori street
# The architecture of the madrasah building is amazing.

#Sayid Allauddin Mausoleum on #Pahlavon Mahmud
# Architecture of the mausoleum is not distinguished with rich ornamentation: brick walls and domes, without any face. The building is made in ascetic style without picturesque elements.

#Pahlavan Mahmoud Mausoleum on #Islom Hoja
# This revered mausoleum, with its sublime courtyard and stately tilework, is one of the town’s most beautiful spots.

#Juma Mosque on #Tashpulatov street
# From the outside, there's no hint about the wooden surprise that remains hidden on the inside. 212 wooden pillars, beautifully carved between the 10th and the 18th centuries, support the roof and allow you to travel to the past. Each pillar is unique, carved with different patterns, styles, and techniques that varied depending on when they were created.

#Mohammed Rakhim Khan Madrassah on # Palvon Kori street
# The main, west-facing facade is features a high pishtaq-type gateway at its center and is framed by two stately guldastas (corner towers). The whole ensemble is enlivened with a variety of glazed majolica tiles featuring foliate designs and geometric patterns.

#Ak Mosque on # Palvon Kori street
# Inside, the mosque features a spacious prayer hall, where the soft light filtering through the windows creates a calming ambiance perfect for contemplation. While visiting, be sure to take a moment to admire the detailed woodwork and calligraphy that adorn the interior, reflecting the deep spiritual significance of the space. The mosque is also an excellent vantage point for panoramic views of Khiva, allowing you to appreciate the city's unique blend of ancient and modern architecture.

#Allakuli Khan Madrassah on # Bayakchilar street
# It is considered the richest monument in its decoration.