In central Uzbekistan, discover Bukhara, a romantic oasis rising from the red sands of the Kyzylkum Desert on the ancient Silk Road. Bukhara is considered the holiest city in Central Asia and in times past served as an interface for ideas, cultures and religions between Asia and Europe. The atmospheric streets are flanked by heritage buildings with outstanding Islamic architecture. Discover well-preserved 16th-century mosques, minarets, mausoleums, and religious schools or “madrassas” in the Po-i-Kalyan complex. Admire the distinctive turquoise domes and intricately designed facades. Between walks in Bukhara’s Old Town, traditional tea houses around the leafy Lyab-i-Hauz Square offer the prospect of relaxing breaks while local residents play a game of dominoes and chillum pipes are passed around.
Ark Fortress
Chor-Minor Madrasah
Bukhara’s Trading Domes
Po-i-Kalyan Complex
Mehrob Hotel sits in the heart of Bukhara’s Old City, with charming streets and historic landmarks at its doorstep. At this boutique property, stay in one of the guest rooms which showcase decor inspired by Bukhara’s ancient artwork. Your room is done up in white tones, and comfortably decorated with wooden furniture, traditional rugs and…
Mercure Bukhara Old Town sits in the historic heart of the city, close to attractions such as Magoki-Attori Mosque, Poi-Kalyan minaret and Lyabi-Hauz architectural ensemble. This upscale establishment is housed in a building made with natural materials such as wood and ceramics and has been designed to blend in with its surroundings. Look forward to…
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