Chor Minor

Chor Minor is one of Bukhara’s most distinctive landmarks, known for its four turquoise-domed towers and compact, elegant design. Built in the early 19th century as part of a madrasa, it stands out from the city’s larger monuments for its intimate scale and unusual architecture. A visit is worthwhile for travelers interested in Bukhara’s lesser-known sites, photography, or a quieter stop away from the main crowds. Its central location also makes it easy to include while exploring the old city.