Kukaldosh
372 reviews
May 9
An amazing architectural wonder, that stood the sands of time in the heart of fascinating Tashkent. A place that makes you travel back in time to the days of the Silk road. Lady Hanaa and me visited many times, we took many photos and I chatted with a gentleman who works there. Nowadays it's a Madrasa (School) that teaches Quran, and you can't go inside without a good reason, however you can take as many photos as you want. Please don't litter 🚯, use the trash bin 🗑️ always recycle plastic bottles, let's keep our mesmerizing Tashkent clean.
Best wishes 🍀.
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March 21
Very nice historic building. Entrance is 20.000 sum if you are tourist and 5000 sum if you are local. It is one of the most historic place in Tashkent.
If you wanna understand the history of the town it is a nice place. Still standing after hundreds of years. There are also handcraft shops upstairs.
The yard of the Madrasah is so cool. It is one of the must see attraction in Tashkent.
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January 17
The center of Islamic study for adults in Tashkent.In addition historical place to visit. Visit to watch the beautiful atmosphere
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April 21
Chorsu moy lyubimiy mesto
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January 31, 2024
Best mosque with good conditions
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October 8, 2023
What are you doing for dinner tonight I have a question
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July 19, 2024
Very beautiful
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March 29, 2024
Outside is really berakali
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April 11, 2024
Good historical places
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July 22, 2024
Great 👍🏻
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July 3, 2024
Beautiful place to visit
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October 10, 2023
Beautiful place
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November 22, 2023
magnificent
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October 22, 2023
Gooooooooood
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February 19
Impeccable service! The staff was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable. They exceeded expectations by providing customized solutions and expert advice. The room was modern, clean and well organized. Operational planning, efficient service and fair prices ensured an impeccable experience. Highly recommended for exceptional quality and exceptional customer care!
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April 24
Very beautiful territory, landscaped, oriental architecture, there is a souvenir shop where handmade works are sold.
It is very pleasant to take a walk and enjoy the views.
Definitely need to visit.
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April 11
The place is interesting. Local children are taught religious practices here. Entrance for tourists is paid - 15,000 soums for March 2025. Inside there is a beautiful and well-maintained courtyard. There is a workshop and a calligraphy room, they are available for visiting.
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April 9
The history and the bazaar are all at the highest level, a very beautiful and hospitable place, tourist-friendly and well-groomed, it would be great if more greenery were planted and flowers were sure!
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March 21
A significant historical place in the city! I definitely recommend a visit for everyone to join in and get acquainted with the history of the country! Entrance is paid! There is a guide service! Convenient location! There are no parking spaces!
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May 5
I expected more, the walk inside took 5 minutes. The territory is small, the entrance is paid, which is quite strange for such a place. For the sake of entering and exiting after 5 minutes, it was possible to make the visit free. The receipt and ticket are not provided. There is no fixed entrance fee, people came in after us, they were charged less.
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May 19
A very cozy, green place, oriental flavor in all its glory, few people inside. The atmosphere of the Middle Ages, flower beds, everything is very cool.
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May 19
It's beautiful inside, you can climb the spiral scary old stone staircase to the 2nd floor. There are shops of artisans and calligraphers. The madrasah is open, and there are classes for students downstairs
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April 2
It's beautiful, but after the madrasah of Samarkand, it doesn't seem anything special. Entrance is paid!!!We went up to the second floor, it turns out that this was not allowed!!! That's what you say when buying tickets then. In general, you can inspect the outside and not go inside!
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April 9
Very nice territory, friendly staff and not expensive entrance. By the way, the price is slightly higher for foreigners, and not 5 times as in other places.
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March 29
It is the largest of the 23 madrasas of old Tashkent, built in the 16th century (1570) during the reign of the Sheibanid dynasty.
The madrasah is built of burnt brick according to the traditional madrasah principle: a large courtyard surrounded by cells-hujras, darshana (study room) and a mosque.
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May 11
Well, Tashkent is not a tourist place and there are few attractions in it, but this institution requires 15 minutes of time, that's all... There's not much to see there...
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December 17, 2024
One of the few buildings of the Middle Ages that survived in Tashkent after the earthquake. It has been restored very decently. The educational institution is active. Those who wish can enter the courtyard and some rooms for a fee. From my point of view, this is for an amateur. Why did they limit themselves to just inspecting the facade of the building?
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May 28
It's worth a look. We concluded that this is a typical school of the past, there is in every city of Uzbekistan, the old one, of course. They are similar everywhere, they were obviously built according to the same project!
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May 3
Oriental architecture-it's beautiful!The largest madrasah of old Tashkent!It is located near Chorsu Bazaar.
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April 14, 2024
A beautiful madrasah with a well-kept green courtyard. Located next to the Chor Su market, you can combine shopping and a cultural program :). The entrance is 15,000 soums. Inside, there is always a shadow along one of the walls, you can take a break, admire the trees, the courtyard and the madrasah itself. It's a pity there are no shops like in the madrasah of Samarkand. There are workshops, I had one copper and wood craftsman working on the second floor.
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December 25, 2024
We arrived during business hours, but in the evening.
There's no one there, and the lights are off. As a result, an employee came out from somewhere and began looking for a place to turn on the lighting in the courtyard. He searched for so long that we left.
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May 10
A beautiful Madrasah, it looks especially unusual in the evening, an interesting excursion.
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April 21
One of the preserved historical buildings of Tashkent.
At least because of the rarity, it is worth a visit.
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November 4, 2024
This is a functioning madrasah, very beautiful, well-maintained, cozy. Entrance fee is 15,000 SOM. Students go back and forth, so tourists can't walk all over the territory. There is an opportunity to go up to the 2nd floor and admire from the balcony.
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March 3
I advise you to visit. Beautiful oriental architecture. You can take a guided tour.
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March 8
A small madrasa, you can walk inside and go up to the 2nd floor.
The madrasah is operational - classes are held regularly, so the area for visiting is limited.
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September 4, 2024
The current madrasah, ancient architecture, you can walk around the courtyard and climb to the balcony. On the second floor there is a workshop where interesting jewelry boxes are made by hand
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May 28
The most beautiful ancient mosque building. There are a lot of foreigners.
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November 8, 2024
It's just that the building is one of two or three similar ones preserved in Tashkent. There is practically no historical monument in Tashkent. Only such madrassas, practically a new model. It was also restored by the "damned occupiers" in the 1960s, as well as all the historical buildings of the country.)
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November 13, 2024
This is an active madrasah in Tashkent. Upon entering this madrasah, there is a different atmosphere, the student is very polite, educated in one word, the madrasah goes along with the time at the level of education and upbringing.If you have a desire to study or teach your children, I recommend it.
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March 20
High! They're selling tortillas nearby, the market is starting, and it's atmospheric!
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July 30, 2024
It's beautiful, but you shouldn't drive purposefully. If you're around, you can come in. The entry price is 15,000 soums. Girls are given a handkerchief. There's not much to see. You will be allowed to climb two balconies (one in the courtyard, the second on the street), and take a walk in the courtyard. All the beauty is outside.
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March 9
Everything in Tashkent is amazingly incredibly beautiful!!!
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February 19, 2024
The historical landmark, thank God, has been preserved! In a very good way. It is very interesting and informative. This story! Ours! You can make a conclusion about how, when and what to do and what not to do!
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January 1, 2024
A pleasant and culturally informative place. Another cultural monument for a more complete understanding of Uzbekistan. Moreover, the existing educational institution. But if you are not interested in the story, then you can make a great video and photo shoot. The entrance costs a symbolic amount of 10,000 sums.
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July 28, 2023
A beautiful madrasah, still in operation, classes are held in the classrooms. The entrance costs 10,000 soums (the lowest price tag of all for such places). Next to the entrance, you can read the history of creation and existence to the present day, briefly and informatively, in several languages (there is also Russian). Visitors are invited to climb the internal stairs to the balconies of the second floor and explore the city and the courtyard from them, you can take photos. There is a souvenir workshop in the room on the second floor with access to the balcony of the courtyard. There we bought amazing cotton scarves with lemongrass for 30,000 soums, there are also a lot of earrings, pendants, bracelets, wooden caskets (with and without a secret lock), wooden plates and everything is handmade at a good price. The courtyard of the madrasah is very green and beautiful, it combines lush green grass with flowers, trees and paths.
I recommend you to visit!
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May 24
This is the historical site of the madrasah, which is located in Tashkent.
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November 24, 2024
A very colorful place in the middle of a bustling city. And from the site there is a great view of the Chorsu bazaar.
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June 10, 2022
The coolest, authentic place in Tashkent!
Nearby is the Chorsu market, where they sell everything, including national paraphernalia: kurpachi mattresses, pillows, cradles, souvenirs at a lower cost than at other points of sale.
Especially interesting are national chapans, dresses, skullcaps! Also fruits, vegetables, meat and more. But get ready to walk for a long time, but it is useful for a person
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November 2, 2024
You can enter the Madrasah by buying a ticket for 15,000 soums. In fact, you can walk 30 meters inside, no more. Or go up to the second floor and look at the courtyard of the Madrasah from above. Everything is very nice, clean, classes are going on in the classrooms. The visit will take no more than 5 minutes. But it's still interesting.
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