Iconic Portrait of Mir-Arab Madrasa in Uzbekistan, a Feast for the Eyes

Iconic Portrait of Mir-Arab Madrasa in Uzbekistan, Truly a Feast for the Eyes

Dream - When searching for pictures of Uzbekistan on search engines, Sahabat Dream might find 2 photos, namely Ark Fortress and Mir-Arab Madrasa. Both of them are tourist icons of Uzbekistan that can be found in Bukhara City.

When Dream visited Uzbekistan, many went to iconic buildings like the Ark Fortress. This time, Dream shows the beauty of Mir-Arab Madrasa, which is equally historical and can be used as an aesthetic photo spot. Check out the review.

Iconic Portrait of Mir-Arab Madrasa in Uzbekistan, a Feast for the Eyes

1. Consists of 3 Famous Buildings

Mir-Arab Madrasa is a complex consisting of a mosque, madrasa, and a tower. The mosque and madrasa themselves are facing each other on the left and right sides. Meanwhile, the tower is placed near the mosque.

"Beautiful Wall Motif"

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is: "The Mosque and Madrasa have beautiful wall motifs dominated by the color blue."

"Having Similar Motif"

"The mosque also has a similar motif as the madrasah in the previous portrait."

"Menara Kalon"

This beautiful tower is often photographed because it looks beautiful in the morning and evening.

Still Active Until Now

"Mir-Arab Madrasa and Mosque, as well as the Kalon Minaret, are still being used by the local residents until now. However, tourists can only enter the front part of the building, which has been standing since the early 16th century. The interior has been fenced off to prevent visitors from entering."

2. Close to Trade Center and Souvenir Shops

When visiting Mir-Arab Madrasa, Dream along with the HalalTrip group also explored the surrounding streets filled with merchants. These shops sell various embroideries with unique local motifs in the form of outerwear, scarves, and head coverings.

There is also a carpet shop that provides various sizes and motifs. The material is of good quality. Here, Dream sees how detailed the carpet motifs and handicrafts made by local residents of Uzbekistan are.

"Carpet Making Process"

"Dream also witnessed the process of its creation from thread, pattern, until it became a carpet."

After entering the carpet store, Dream was invited to pass through the hallway towards a place filled with souvenir vendors, handicrafts, and other goods. Some areas near Mir-Arab Madrasa still hold their own historical value.

Here, Sahabat Dream can hunt for head coverings for men called 'kufi'. Kufi has different designs. Some are sold with simple and colorful motifs.

"Dream also found a round-shaped hanging ornament that is often painted with various colorful motifs."

Finally, you can find various outer motifs with slightly stiff cuts. Usually, these outer garments are worn by men.

Youtuber Daud Kim has also tried several times to wear different patterned outerwear. He immediately looks like a local resident when wearing it. So, Dream friends, are you interested in going to Uzbekistan? Don't miss the updates on Dream's journey while there!

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