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Samarkand | Registan<\/midashi1><\/p>\n

General Information<\/midashi2>
\nSymbolic existence of tourist spots in Uzbekistan.Registan means “sand square”.
\nUlugbek Madrasa, built in the 15th century, Tilla Kali Madrasa, built in the 17th century, and Sher-Dor Madrasa, have three huge Madrasa (theological schools) lined up in a U-shape.
\nIn the center of the square, big events such as the International Music Festival are also held.<\/p>\n

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[Left] Ulugbek Madrasa<\/strong>
\nIt was built in 1420 by the order of Urugubek, the grandson of King Timur, the founder of the Timur empire.
\nUrugubek himself, who was also a scholar, also taught and Ulugh Beg Madrasah became a center of culture and study in Central Asia.
\nIt is said that at the time more than 100 students were living boarding lives.<\/p>\n

[Center] Tilla Kali Madrasa<\/strong>
\nIt was built in the 1860s of the Shaybanid Dynasty after the fall of the Timur empire.
\nInside the blue dome on the left hand side is a mosque and the interior is covered with gilt.
\nAs the name suggests, Tilla Kali means “covered with gilt”.<\/p>\n

[Right] Sher-Dor Madrasa<\/strong>
\nIt was built in 1636. Sher-Dor means “the lion was drawn”.
\nThe unique theological school features lion and human face-like designs which are forbidden in Islamic architecture due to the interdiction of idolatry. <\/p>\n

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Jin Akino’s shooting episode<\/midashi2>
\nNight lights can be said to be a very modern way of showing buildings.
\nWhile looking at the light-up many times, it seems to me that there is a massiveness of architecture different from the daytime, which is felt only in light-up.<\/p>\n

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Map of Samarkand<\/midashi2><\/p>\n

#2 in Map : Registan<\/p>\n