
Khiva, Uzbekistan
One of the oldest cities in Central Asia, known for its complete destruction during the Mongol invasion, offers visitors an opportunity to explore the rich architectural heritage of the region's pre-Mongol era.
Route Overview:
The journey commences with travelers departing from their accommodations in either Urgench or Khiva. Upon arrival at the Turkmen-Uzbek border crossing point, Shavat, they proceed through customs procedures before embarking on their route towards Kunya Urgench.
Monument Highlights:
Upon reaching Kunya Urgench, visitors have an opportunity to explore several significant historical sites:
- Caravansaray: A historic structure dating back centuries, showcasing the architectural marvels of ancient times.
- Mamun Minaret: An impressive tower standing testament to the region's architectural prowess.
- Arslan II Mausoleum: A revered burial site for notable figures of the past.
- Sultan Takash Mausoleum: Another prominent mausoleum, attracting pilgrims and scholars alike.
- Kutlug Timur Minaret: One of the tallest minarets in the area, offering panoramic views of the landscape.
- Turabek Hanum Minaret: A lesser-known yet equally important monument within the city’s heritage.
Following the sightseeing tour in Kunya Urgench, travelers continue their journey towards Shavat Border, where they board their vehicle for the final leg of the trip.
Transfers & Accommodation:
For those arriving from outside the region, pick-up services are available at hotels, railway stations, or airports in Urgench or Khiva. Once at the border, travelers are met by our designated representatives who assist them throughout the process.
Upon entering Uzbek territory, the group proceeds to Kunya Urgench via a scenic route that showcases the natural beauty of the region. After exploring the city, they embark on a short drive to Shavat Border. Here, passengers disembark for their last transfer to their destination.
Throughout this itinerary, travelers are accompanied by knowledgeable guides who provide insights into the history and significance of each landmark, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the cultural and historical context surrounding these monuments.
Tour Conclusion:
With the completion of their journey, guests arrive safely at their final destination in Urgench or Khiva. This seamless and informative tour concludes with a smooth transition back to their accommodation, allowing for a comfortable departure upon request.
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Highlights | Kunya Urgench, located in Turkmenistan, represents pre-Mongolian architectural heritage. |
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The designated transportation service will depart from your accommodation location in either Urgench or Khiva at your prearranged pickup time. You are kindly requested to remain in the hotel lobby for approximately five minutes prior to this scheduled arrival.
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The Mongol invasion primarily occurred due to the desire for expansion and control over territories.
The Mongol invasion took place approximately six hundred years ago.
The Mongol invasion led to the complete destruction of many cities and towns across Central Asia, including Kunya Urgench.
Several significant historical buildings such as the Caravansaray, Mamun Minaret, Arslan II Mausoleum, Sultan Takash Mausoleum, Kutlug Timur Minaret, and Turabek Hanum Minaret were destroyed during the Mongol invasion.
After the Mongol invasion, the city of Kunya Urgench continued to develop and preserve its architectural heritage. Key features included the restoration and preservation of existing structures, such as the Caravansaray and the various mausoleums, which served as symbols of religious and political power.
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