DAKHMA-I-SAKHAN MAUSOLEUM
Religious building
4/5
2025
Recommended
2025
The Dakhma-i-Chakhan Mausoleum (or Tomb of the Kings) is more imposing and colourful than the other funerary monuments in the cemetery. Built in the 1820s, it houses the tombs of Omar Khan, his sons and brother. Restored in 1970, it combines styles that illustrate the talents of the three khanates of Uzbekistan: the woodwork of Khiva, the paintings of the Ferghana and the ornaments of Bukhara. An old tree at the entrance, planted at the time of its construction, provides shade for passing pilgrims who come to collect themselves.
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Visited in october 2017
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Très important bâtiment près d' un des accès du cimetière, il est remarquable par sa porte en bois gravée, et ses décorations. Visite très interéssante.
