9th day (Baxtiyorova Shaxrizoda)

 On the ninth day of our practical training, we visited the historical Chor-Bakr Complex, located near Bukhara. This site is one of the most remarkable architectural and spiritual complexes in the region.


During the visit, we explored the history and structure of the complex. Chor-Bakr, also known as the "City of the Dead," includes mausoleums, mosques, and courtyards, all built with traditional architectural elements. We learned that the complex is associated with the Juybari sheikhs and has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries.


The peaceful environment and intricate design of the buildings impressed us greatly. We also had a chance to observe how such heritage sites are preserved and respected by local people and visitors.


Conclusion:

Our visit to the Chor-Bakr Complex provided deep insights into the architectural beauty and spiritual heritage of the region. It was a valuable and inspiring part of our practical training experience.


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