Day1 Chor bakr

 Today is the 12 th May and it was the first day of our practice. Today together with our groupmates and teacher, we visited to one of the most historical and religious places in Bukhara, Uzbekistan. It was Chor Bakr.

 


During the practice we managed to see incredible complex. This place plays an integral role  in tourism, because of its historical importance. 


No matter how it was really hot day, we enjoyed the beautiful view of ChorBakr. During the day, many of our coursemates talked about history and importance of ChorBakr and we increased our knowledge about this beautiful historical complex.





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