Kalan Mosque
Mosque · Bukhoro ·

Kalan Mosque

Mosque · Bukhoro ·

16th-century congregational mosque with spectacular tile work

Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null
Kalan Mosque by null

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Kalyan Mosque, Po-i-Kalyan, Khodja Nurobobod St, Bukhara, Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan Get directions

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Kalyan Mosque, Po-i-Kalyan, Khodja Nurobobod St, Bukhara, Bukhara Region, Uzbekistan Get directions

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Nov 22, 2025

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"As one of the biennial’s most striking sites, the 16th-century mosque leads you through Delcy Morelos’s turmeric-infused pyramid to Antony Gormley’s human forms made with bricks, past Ruben Saakyan’s floral gardens hidden between dunes, with a wave of thousands of colorful headscarves by Jazgul Madazimova hanging above as an homage to her mother and other female relatives’ strengths and vulnerabilities." - Ann Binlot

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Kalan Mosque

Jami K.

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Kalyan Mosque, Bukhara 🌙✨ Built in the 12th century, the mosque was destroyed by Genghis Khan in 1220, but the great Kalyan Minaret survived. The mosque was rebuilt in the 16th century and can hold 12,000 people. Today, the mosque is still used for prayer, while the madrassas are not active. The whole Po-i-Kalyan Complex has become one of Bukhara’s biggest tourist attractions.

Taniyyus S.

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Majestic and beautiful. I highly recommend visiting this place in the evening as the sun is setting on the distant horizon. The place glows up at night. The square in front of the mosque is packed with kids and locals taking a stroll or running out of their energy.

Koen

Google
Big and grand! The current Kalon Mosque dates from 1514 when the Shaybanid ruler Ubaidullah Khan had the 15th century Timurid mosque thoroughly renovated. The mosque was built after the example of the Bibi Khanum mosque in Samarkand, measures 127 by 78 meters and can accommodate 12,000 worshippers. You enter the mosque through an enormous pishtak and then immediately find yourself in the courtyard. This large courtyard is bordered on three sides by open galleries where 208 columns support a total of 288 domes. On the far side of the courtyard, behind another enormous pishtak and under a turquoise dome, is the mirhab, the prayer niche of the mosque. This large and grandiose mosque is definitely worth a visit

Mirza Usama S.

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Beautiful mosque as all others around it with a grandeur tower and vast area. A few street vendors sell souvenirs just outside the wall.

Gülnabat B.

Google
Old city Bukhara has many historical landmarks to explore. One of them is Kalon mosque. Entrance fee is 30000som.

Bobby S.

Google
The Kalan Mosque (Persian: Big mosque) is a historical 13th mosque located in Bukhara, Uzbekistan. It is located adjacent to the magnificent Kalon minaret and is a short walk from the Ark fortress. The mosque is very well preserved and is currently in operation. The turquoise domes and intricate color, quaranic inscriptions and other artwork make this a fascinating place to visit. The surrounding area offers plenty of amenities, including cafés, souvenir, shops, and other businesses. Taxis are plentiful and admission is 15,000 sum to visit. A definite must visit if you’re in the city.

Ced A.

Google
Spacious and peaceful mosque with a vast courtyard and beautiful tiled entrance.

Buschauer

Google
The Kalan Mosque is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece, showcasing intricate Islamic designs and a rich historical ambiance. Its majestic facade and serene courtyard offer a peaceful retreat. Visiting this iconic mosque is an enlightening experience, deeply immersing us in the region's cultural and spiritual heritage.