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Located 4 km north of Bukhara, Sitorai Mohi-Khossa Palace—summer residence of the last emirs—blends traditional décor with early 20th-century Russian influences.
At the heart of Itchan Kala, Kunya Ark was the citadel of Khiva's khans. Palace, summer mosque, mint and watchtower to discover.
The residence of Kokand's last khan, Khudayar Khan Palace preserves 19 ornate rooms, a polychrome façade and a history museum in the heart of the Ferghana Valley.
The Ark Fortress has dominated Bukhara since antiquity. Ramparts, throne room, mosques and museum tell the story of the emirs and the Uzbek court.
The Termez Archaeological Museum holds over 27,000 antiquities and offers the essential framework for understanding the Buddhist and Bactrian sites of Surkhandarya.
On the Afrasiab hill in Samarkand, this museum showcases the Ambassadors' Frescoes and 22,000 artifacts from ancient Sogdiana.
Noukous
Capital of Karakalpakstan, Nukus is home to the Savitsky Museum and serves as a gateway to the Aral Sea, the Khorezm fortresses, and the Kyzylkum desert.
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