A former important stop on the Silk Road trade route and a center for Islamic learning, this ancient Central Asian city is full of well-preserved architecture that dates back centuries. You’ll have easy access to all the must-see attractions from our well-situated hotel. Tour the massive 5^th century fortress known as the Art of Bukhara, visit the landmark Kalon Minaret that was built in the 12^th century to summon Muslims to prayer five times a day, and admire the stunning mosaics of the majestic 16^th century Kalan Mosque. The Lyabi-Hauz is a scenic plaza built around a pool and a popular place for evening entertainment while Bukhara’s covered bazaars offer jewelry, blankets, carpets, and other authentic souvenirs. See the burial place of powerful Islamic leaders at Samanid Mausoleum, check out the medieval Kukaldosh Madrasah (one of the largest madrassas in Central Asia), and take in the lavish interiors of the Emir rulers’ summer palace at Sitori-i-Mokhi Khosa.