Get access to see location
Historic gatehouse with four towers
Category

Photospot

Also

Sightseeing

Message from
Luke Mackenzie

Chor Minor Madrasah, also known as the Four Minarets, is a historic gatehouse in Bukhara, Uzbekistan. Built in 1807 by Khalif Niyaz-kul, it was once part of a complex that included a madrasa, which has since been demolished. The unique structure features four towers topped with blue ceramic domes, each with different decorative motifs representing various religions. Despite a tower collapse in 1995, Chor Minor remains a popular sight in the city, blending ritual and shelter functions in its design.

Want to see more?

I have created an interactive travel guide to help people travel like me. Used for unforgettable trips

Nearby local secrets
Recommended byLuke Mackenzie
Chorsu Bazaar
Art Hostel
Anjir Restaurant
Kosmonavtlar Station
Bodomzor
Minor Mosque
Abdulla Murodxo'jayev 17a
Hazrati Imam complex
Barakhan Madrasah
Suzuk ota maqbarasi
Samarkand
Amir Temur Mausoleum Gur-i Amir Сomplex

Creators are the next-gen
travel advisors and operators

Planning your trip through social media? Now, easily access travel advice and tours created by the world's best travel content creators