The 10 Best Architectural Buildings in Turkistan Region, Turkistan Region

Turkestan Station is part of a station buildings complex built during the construction of the southern branch of the Orenburg - Tashkent railway. It includes three main lounges: the lobby and waiting rooms for passengers of the first and second class. The architect specifically enhanced the importance of these rooms with high facades, which gives the building a solemn and elegant look.

Built in the 14th century by Tamerlane to commemorate the Sufi leader, the building is a national symbol.

The mausoleum is a beautiful monument of eastern architecture. Its central part is made in the form of a cylinder, the top is covered with domes. The mausoleum consists of five rooms. The monument has survived to our time in a very poor, destroyed state. The first research work was carried out in 1954 by the scientist K.A.Shaurin. In 1980, thanks to restoration work, the monument acquired its orig

The mosque - museum "Shammat Ishan", in the village of Karnak, was built in 1896 by local craftsmen in order to increase the knowledge of the villagers. The foundation of the mosque-museum was laid in 1789. The founder-Shammat-Ishan according to the people, Shammat-Ishan was a very smart, intelligent person.His life path is an example of the struggle against ignorance.

The mausoleum of Gauhar ana was built in honor of the daughter of the great poet and thinker Khoja Ahmed Yasawi. Monument of national significance. It is located 400-500 meters on the left side of the Turkestan-Schauelder highway. Since 1989, it has been included in the register of monuments of the Azret Sultan Museum-Reserve and taken under state protection.

Domalak Ana mausoleum in South Kazakhstan region, on the southern slope of Karatau, in the valley of the Balabogen River. It was built over the grave of Nurila Ali Silankyzy, the wife of Baidibek Karashuly, popularly known as Domalak ana. Originally built in 1456 in the form of a 4-wall mausoleum with domes. Later, it was restored several times.

Arystanbab Mausoleum — the mausoleum on the grave of the teacher and spiritual mentor Khoja Ahmed Yasawi, a religious mystic and preacher Arystanbab. An architectural monument. One of the main places of worship of Muslims in the region.

The mausoleum was built around XVI - XVII centuries above the grave of the spiritual ruler of the sheikh Ibrahim - the father of Khoja Ahmad Yasawi. Mausoleum refers to domed monuments characteristic of medieval architecture. The area of the mausoleum of Ibrahim-ata is 7.2 x 7.2 m, height - 8.25 m

For the first time the mausoleum was erected in the XIII century over the grave of Karashash-ana - the mother of the great scientist and poet Khoja Ahmed Yasawi. She was daughter of the famous Sheikh Musa in Sayram. Mother the great scientist Khoja Ahmed Yassawi was one from enlightened, well-mannered and literate women of their era. She is identified with the ideal of maternity.