[2025 Bukhara Attraction] Travel Guide for Lyabi Khause Square (Updated Jun)

#aprilblooms If you’re visiting Bukhara in spring, don’t miss the Lyabi Khause ensemble. Nestled in the heart of the old city, this tranquil pond is surrounded by historic Islamic architecture and lovely mulberry trees. I went early in the morning — the peaceful vibe and soft light made it feel like a dream. Later in the day, it turns into a lively hub with local musicians, friendly chatter, and inviting cafés. It’s the kind of place where you can both relax and soak up the energy of Bukhara. Whether you’re into history or just looking for a perfect spot to sip tea and people-watch, Lyabi Khause has you covered. Why You Should Visit: ✔ Perfect balance of calm mornings and vibrant afternoons ✔ Beautiful architecture and trees create the perfect spring setting 📍Address: QCFC+686, Divan-Beghi, Bukhara, Uzbekistan, Buxoro, Uzbekistan #Bukhara #Uzbekistan #LyabiKhause #SpringinBukhara #HistoricVibes

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Bukhara #bukhara, the birthplace of #One Thousand and One Nights, the hometown of Avanti, and the most sacred city in Central Asia. 📍Check-in route: Charminar➡️Nadir Maivanbeki Madrasa➡️Keldash Madrasa➡️Lyabi Khause Square➡️Nadir Maivanbeki Monastery➡️Magogi Ata➡️Abdul Aziz Khan Madrasa➡️Ulugbek Madrasa➡️Kalon Mosque➡️Kalon Minaret➡️Miri Arab Madrasa➡️Yak Castle Chor Minor means "four minarets" in Tajik, but strictly speaking it is just a decorative tower. Nadir Maivanbeki Theological Seminary: The exterior tiles of the porch are a feature, a pair of peacocks holding lambs, and a concrete human face in the sun, which actually violates the scale of "not depicting living things" The Kalon Mosque, Kalon Minaret and Miri Arab Seminary are probably the tallest buildings in the center of Bukhara. Yak Castle: The oldest building in Bukhara, it is a city within a city. When you reach the top, you will not feel like you have reached the top of a man-made building, but more like a small earthen slope. #Uzbekistan #Central Asia #Five Central Asian Countries #Free Travel

The short holiday is coming soon. How can you miss this 6-day travel itinerary to the ancient and mysterious Uzbekistan? From Tashkent to Bukhara, say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of the city and embrace the exotic charm! -------------------- 🌟Itinerary: DAY 1: Independence Square Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Independence Square, a place rich in history and culture. DAY 2: Chorsu Bazaar With just yourself and a camera, wander through Chorsu Bazaar and experience the local charm. DAY 3: Registan Square – Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum – Ulugh Beg Observatory Explore Registan Square, Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum, and Ulugh Beg Observatory, where history and science collide, and listen to the echoes of the past. DAY 4: Ark of Bukhara – Kalyan Minaret – Lyabi-Hauz – Ulugh Beg Madrasah Wander among the Ark of Bukhara, Kalyan Minaret, Lyabi-Hauz, and Ulugh Beg Madrasah, savoring the unique customs and culture. DAY 5: Bukhara to Samarkand Let's explore a new city! 🚌🌟 Travel from Bukhara to Samarkand, and continue this wonderful journey. DAY 6: Samarkand to Xi'an 🎈Time to say goodbye. Return from Samarkand to familiar Xi'an. The scenery along the way will become treasured memories. -------------------- Must-See Attractions: 📍Registan Square: The heart of Samarkand, the ideal place to experience the charm and scenery of the ancient city. True experiences create lasting memories. 🔭Ulugh Beg Observatory: Here, you can witness the splendor of ancient astronomical instruments, filled with a sense of nostalgia. 🏰Kalyan Minaret: The landmark of Bukhara, a famous architectural monument. 👀The tower is 46.5 meters high, offering magnificent views. A must-see! ⛺Ark of Bukhara: In the ruins of this ancient castle, the unique scenery is like a painting, full of art. A great place for taking photos and creating art. 🕌Gur-e-Amir Mausoleum: Admire this masterpiece of oriental architecture, with its brightly colored🌈 bulbous dome. It will surely dazzle you! -------------------- 🎒Travel Checklist: ✈️ First, documents: You need to bring your passport, ID card, and visa. You can't go anywhere without them. Also, don't forget to apply for an Uzbekistan visa before departure. 🎧 Second, daily necessities: Including your phone, charger, and plug adapter. Uzbekistan doesn't use the same plugs as China, so remember to bring one. Also, the mobile signal in Shakhrisabz is poor, so it's recommended to bring a local SIM card. 👚 Third, clothing: In March, Uzbekistan has large temperature differences between day and night, so pack warm and breathable clothing. Remember to bring comfortable shoes, as you may walk a lot in the old city and bazaar. -------------------- After this trip to Uzbekistan, you'll discover that the world is vast, and there are still many unknowns in life waiting for you to explore!

Bukhara is perfect for a leisurely stroll, with its quaint and serene Taki Bazaar and the artificial pond called Labi Hauz located right in the city center. 🌿 Next, take the train to the city of Samarkand 🚃 🚅 Bukhara 17:55 → Samarkand 19:21 ☑︎ Book and purchase tickets in advance through the official app (Uzrailwaystickets) ☑︎ 1600 yen (price at the time) ☑︎ Credit card payment available ☑︎ Popular routes fill up quickly, so it's recommended to buy tickets on the release date (about a month before the travel date) ☑︎ Scan the QR code purchased at the time of boarding ☑︎ It's best to arrive at the station at least 20 minutes before departure 🙆♀️

#SummerTripEvent #uzbekistantrip QCFC+686, Divan-Beghi, Bukhara, Uzbekistan, Buxoro, Uzbekistan It is the central landmark of Bukhara. At night, many people come out to drink cool drinks, so it is always bright and noisy at night.