It is a very beautiful place, but you need to reach the very end, you will have to climb a steep staircase. The ensemble of mausoleums is the second most beautiful place in Samarkand after Registan Square
It's a very beautiful place, it 's in Samarkand . My grandmother also took me to this wonderful place, and now I take my children when I visit Uzbekistan
This is a real pearl of Samarkand.
The complex of mausoleums creates a unique atmosphere of the east, it's hard to believe that these buildings are 500 or more years old!
Be sure to get lost there for at least an hour!
Just a magnificent architectural ensemble, you immediately feel the full power of the architects of that time, getting there you feel like in some kind of oriental fairy tale
It's just fine there, if you haven't been, I strongly advise you to visit. Of course, it is upsetting that some mausoleums look abandoned, they require reconstruction.
The oldest attraction of Samarkand is the mosaic mausoleums of the Shahi-Zinda necropolis: the first burials here belong to the XI-XII centuries. On his stairs, with very steep steps, they make a wish and count the steps: if the number converges on the way up and down, everything will come true.
The place is sacred for Uzbekistan and Muslims. These are real ancient burials. As a tourist attraction, it is better to visit other historical sites and green parks, which are enough.
Historical object, memorial complex. One of the MustSee ensembles. It consists mainly of tombs. Nicely. You can feel the atmosphere of ancient Uzbekistan.
A majestic place, the tombs of noble persons from the family of rulers. If with a guide, then be sure to speak your language fluently (otherwise you have to "think out" individual phrases, sentences).
It is impossible to miss the Shahi Zinda mausoleum complex while in Uzbekistan! It is difficult to find a concentration of samples of applied art and names related to the history of the region in one place! Staying there is unforgettable! Fantastic! It is impossible to describe, you need to be there and see with your own eyes!
Well, there are just no words!!! Some kind of beauty... it doesn't fit in my head how it's even possible, how they did it, with what taste and skill!!! Very beautiful and colorful in an oriental way 😍
I have been to Samarkand several times, I remember the city 30 years ago, but I visited this complex for the first time. I think that we should go to Samarkand and first of all visit Shah and Zinda.
A grandiose structure, a huge mausoleum, it is not clear how they built all this without modern technology. The beautiful painted facades of buildings, fine colored work of craftsmen, decoration, drawings, inscriptions are impressive. Everything was restored, preserved, well done.