Bahouddin Naqshband


 Today also we are gonna to continue our trip to historical monuments and buildings as well as enjoy the sightseeing! 


The Bahouddin Naqshband complex in Bukhara is an incredibly special and historically significant place. It is a place where people go to pray, show respect, and connect with their spirituality. The complex is very beautiful, with colorful decorations and lovely buildings. People from all over the world visit this complex to honor and remember a very important person named Bahouddin Naqshband. 




The Mausoleum of Saint Bakhouddin Naqshbandi is considered as the Central Asian Mekka. Believers from different muslim countries come here to ask for the fulfilment of wishes and healing.

The complex also includes the museum, which keeps the true information about Sufi and Sufism: Sufi wearing, books and other expositions.


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