Shah-i-Zinda

It's so beautiful! I don't feel like visiting the cemetery at all! Like a beautiful park! Tickets are not expensive. The dozens of steps that just entered were a bit awkward, because it was hot, it was a bit tired to climb up, and it was super comfortable to go up to the arch. Cool, I don't want to leave at all.

Shah-i-Zinda The large cemetery complex was built in 9 centuries. There are more than 20 buildings walking up one step at a time. The heights, on the left and right sides, are a grave room, with a sense of solemnity and exquisiteness. Uzbek has famous attractions here

It is a world famous tourist attraction, the big cemetery sounds scary but it is completely different, it includes mausoleums and 14th-19th century buildings. One step by step, one grave room on the left and right sides of the height, there is a sense of solemnity and exquisiteness.

Shah-i-Zinda The Grand Cemetery is located in the northeast of Samarkand, and includes mausoleums and other buildings from the 9th to 14th and 19th centuries. Shah-i-Zinda means "living king" in Persian, where the cousin of the prophet Muhammad is said to be buried. According to legend, Kusam ibn Abbas was beheaded for his faith, and later he took his head into a deep well (paradise garden), where he now lives. Shah-i-Zinda The Grand Cemetery complex was built over 9 centuries and has more than 20 buildings.

Famous attractions in Uzbekistan, very historical