6th day (Baxtiyorova Shaxrizoda)

Today, we had an amazing opportunity to visit the ancient and eternal city of Bukhara as part of our university practice. This trip was not only educational but also deeply inspiring. Bukhara, with its rich history, breathtaking architecture, and spiritual atmosphere, left a strong impression on all of us.

We explored some of the most famous historical landmarks such as the Kalyan Minaret, the Ark Fortress, and the beautiful madrasahs that reflect the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan. Walking through the narrow streets of the old city, I felt like I was traveling back in time.

The purpose of our visit was to gain practical knowledge and observe the historical and cultural sites we have studied in our lessons. Seeing everything in real life made our learning more meaningful and memorable.

Overall, this journey to Bukhara was both enjoyable and educational. I'm very grateful for this experience and hope to return again one day to learn even more.





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