This is one of my favorite places on my list to visit for such a long time. We visit there twice but only once we went inside. Good to visit it both at night and during the day. I highly recommend you choose your visit time in a way to have enough time and enjoy your coffee while walking in the site and feeling amazed by this marvelous architecture.

The number place to visit in Samarkand - the Registon. The place is huge- allow yourself 3-4 hours if you want to deeply appreciate the place and its history. Tour guide and audio guide are available at the gate. The ticket is 65,000 Som per person. The place was a school before and now the classrooms, professors’ office were turned into souvenir shops.

Amazing structure with an entry ticket at just USD 5. Most of it was restored in 1930 so what we see now wasn't the original artwork, but it's still mesmerising nonetheless. There's a huge park surrounding the area and the locals like to hangout here with their families, I even saw a wedding photoshoot being held in the viewing platform. I love history and visiting historical buildings gives me a huge amount of serotonin. Also, I'm all for the souvenir shops and stalls available near all the historical structures in the world. It's part of the charm and oftentimes I will get something for a keepsake. However, it saddens me that when I enter each of the structures inside Registan Square, they convert each empty space to be a souvenir store. I appreciate that the sellers are not pushy and forcing us to buy something from them, but then again seeing hundreds of years old structure doesn't have that same feeling when you come inside and find people selling local crafts. I expect to see them outside, or next to the building 😂

I have seen a thousand pictures and documentaries about this place but non of them actually compare to being here and seeing the place with your own eyes. Be sure to walk all the way around the outside of the walls and visit the lovely parks. Go early in the morning to avoid the tourist herds. Rent a bicycle nearby at the pedestrian walkway

We went to Registon Square in the evening and enjoyed it so much! At night the square lights up and has a different atmosphere. The cost to enter for foreigners is 50000 sum and for locals only 5000. We also managed to buy a beautiful Uzbek made scarf for just 120000 sum which is a reasonable price for such a touristy place.

Registan Square is a real dessert for a magic dinner table. My advice to you is this - visit other historical monuments during the day. And when the sun goes down, dessert for your eyes and soul will be ready. Try not to go to the square directly, but look for another way in the dark near walls. And then, suddenly, an amazing beauty will flash in front of your eyes.

Breathtaking display of art and history, a do-not-miss for Uzbekistan. The details are really incredible - both well preserved and restored. Enter the actual site during the day when you can see all the details, and then return at night just to observe the site from the outside lit up.

A must visit place in Uzbekistan, wonderful marbles and colors, huge complex. Entry ticket is 50,000 soms. Takes 3 hours to fully view all parts of the square.

Extraordinary. Huge. Spend a lot of time (and take a lot of pictures.). We were there most of the day and went back after dinner to take some night-time pictures. Lots of families - kids, parents, grandparents, groups of friends.... In the day, be sure to visit Babur's Music Shop within the complex also.

Magical place! To visit the Registan (3 buildings) we had to pay 5 euro per person (50.000 sum). It's really beautiful and we visited twice (one in the morning and one in the evening). The ticket is valid ONLY one entrance!

I like the tone there! Unfortunately because of Macron we couldn’t come inside the mosque, so I could only take the video of it. If you need content for your blog, there are many beautiful places for it there. Don’t miss free “excursion” in several shops about Uzbekistan ceramics. It was interesting! In gardens you can listen to live traditional music Try to visit Registan late evening to see the show if someone paid it :)

Registan unlikely it’s name it’s totally different. An ancient building with well organized maintenance. Visited there on 24 July 2021 and felt the love and beauty of Samarkand. If you are in Samarkand Or Uzbekistan please never try to miss to visit this marvelous site. Many newly married couples visit this place for a memorable photo shot. I found at least 03 couple and had pictures with them.

Really nice place I have visited before. Remarkable minarets of buildings stood like new even though they have been built several centuries ago. Also there is great opportunity to speak with foreigners and talking with them about their lifestyle, culture and country. Also that is great to take postive feedback from tourists. Highly recommend to visit old center of islamic culture

Amazing. A magnificent mixture of Islamic art, culture and heritage. It is a must! Go observe the details of the art in day light, and come back at night when the complex is beautifully lit and have a coffee and some deep thoughts while overlooking this masterpiece. I visited recently (post covid) and it was sad to see how such an amazing place is so empty of visitors. It should be a worldwide travel destination!

I think this is one of the most special places in the world. I visited this place 2 times. Because it's an absolutely amazing place. Once you go, you will definitely want to go a second time. It has an amazing ambiance. I am very lucky to have visited this place. I think you should definitely go and see it.

No proper information about the light show timings. We were told it'll start at 8pm, it started finally at 8:45pm and lasted for 16 min. This was on Sunday, and the show was a story about the history of samarkand from ancient times till modern era. On Monday, the show started at 8:30pm, but it was different. Just different colors displayed to the tune of various songs, and it went on for more than 30 min.

Famous Registan...for a better experience, you can visit it at night. Although the entrance will be closed at night, the view will be amazing. Entry tickets cost 20,000 local sums ($2.5) for foreigners and 3,000 local sums for locals.

Even more magical in person. We visited this place three times haha... so good every time.

Beautiful architecture of 17-18th century. Even more beautiful at nights with elimination. You can rent an old national costumes and arrange a photographer.

The ticket was cheap, totally worth it. Was a surreal experience. Love the history and culture representation. Samarqand is a beautiful place. Great for photos.

One of the most beautiful places you can see in Samarkand, or in Uzbekistan in general, the amount of details in the construction is very high! Highly recommended, you need around 1:30 hrs in the place to fully enjoy it!

A beautiful three Madrassahs standing distinctively on the Registan. A very busy tourist attraction, not only for foreigners but also for the local tourists. Each Madrassh has its own symbols and patterns as architectural features. Very impressive and beautiful. BE AWARE with a good contact its possible to have a nice view from the top... at night, around 6 pm in wintertime, there is a lights show, really nice. Many vendors sell their crafts. Most times you can see wedded couples getting photographed here. The tile works are amazing. Well worth seeing.

Three historic buildings at one place,Nicely twin identical structure facing one and each others and one is central.very calm place need to visit and spend time there for 40 minutes.tickets are expensive there.very beautiful artifacts of 9th century back.Artwork is same as per old tradition of area.one grave was there in central area and other was inside one building.its a huge tourist point to attract persons.lot of visitors were there.

100% worth it but be aware that it's been turned into one huge souvenir shop. I recommend going at dusk. That's when the lighting is best and you'll get the best photos. It reminded me a lot of the Santa Fe plaza or any other tourist center like that. The big difference I loved was the vendors didn't harass me. No one begged me to go in their shop, no one shouted about big sales. They might have offered for me to come in once, they might not have even spoken at all. I actually did buy something today and that's unheard of for me at souvenir shops like this. I love shopping in Uzbekistan.

The must see place of Samarkand , do not miss exploring all 3 mussolems, amazing place steeped in rich history. Do not miss the Zoroastrian twist in one of the blocks ...The interiors laden with gold makes your jaw drop. Dress modestly and cover the head while entering inside. I wish I had more time to spend here. Do not miss a photo op with the tourist police. Locals may also ask you for photos.

Definitely one of the best spot in Uzbek, worth the entrance fee and wait foe the light show at 7pm. If you want to save the entrance fee its as nice to see it from outside the gate too

Very picturesque place to take pictures of, especially at night when there is a light show and the buildings change colour. In day time if you want to enter the admission is 40000 soms or about 4 euros.

(Translated by Google) Registan is an ancient and beautiful building, and its ornate views are pleasing to the eye. (Original) Registon qadimiy va juda chiroyli inshoat uning naqshinkor koʻrinishlari koʻzni quvontiradi.

(Translated by Google) The main squares in the cities of the Middle East were called "Registan". Samarkand Square is the most famous register [1] due to the famous architectural ensemble of the 15th-17th centuries located on it, the center of which is Ulugbek Madrasah (1417-1420), Sherdor Madrasah (1619-1636) and Tillya-Kari Madrasah (1646 -1660). The ensemble of three madrasahs is a unique example of the art of urban planning and a wonderful example of the architectural design of the main square of the city. It is one of the clearest examples of Islamic architecture. In 2001, this ensemble, along with other ancient historical buildings of Samarkand, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. (Original) «Регистаном» называли главные площади в городах Среднего Востока. Самаркандская площадь является самым известным регистаном[1] благодаря расположенному на ней знаменитому архитектурному ансамблю XV—XVII веков, центром которого являются медресе Улугбека (1417—1420 гг.), медресе Шердор (1619—1636 гг.) и медресе Тилля-Кари (1646—1660 гг.). Ансамбль из трёх медресе является уникальным примером искусства градостроительства и замечательным образцом архитектурного оформления главной площади города. Является одним из ярчайших примеров исламской архитектуры. В 2001 г. этот ансамбль вместе с другими древними историческими зданиями Самарканда был включён в Список Всемирного наследия ЮНЕСКО.

Registan is a complex of 3 buildings with lush green gardens and walkways around. It is living example of master craftsmanship of the artists of that era. Words cant do justice to the beautiful patterns and aw inspiring colors of turquoise and indigo with hints of gold. It holds you captive for days and days even after your visit.

(Translated by Google) Picture from my youth in Registan (Original) Men Registonda Yoshlik chogʻimdagi rasm

(Translated by Google) It is one of the most ancient and beautiful places of historical significance in Samarkand (Original) Samarqandning tarixiy ahamiyatga ega boʻlgan eng qadimiy va juda goʻzal joylaridan biri hisoblanadi

(Translated by Google) The history is wonderful (Original) Tarix ajoyib

Amazing design & structure. When lit up at night it is breathtaking

An awesome complex of beautiful, perfectly restored buildings. Its size, its colours and the details on the walls are silmply amazing and no photo can show the beauty of this masterpiece.

Loved it. So historical and beautifully restored. There were more vendors inside than I anticipated but that didn't deter from the experience. A bit more detail and English descriptions would help too. Highlight was the 3D light show with audio (Uzbek language only) that we experienced one evening. We learned later that this special performance is only done by paying a 25 million fee. Thank you to whoever splurged for it and let us ask experience the show!

I've heard about it and seen pictures and video. It still wowed me. This is a great reason to visit Samarkand. Low cost entry and amazing, free light and sound show after dark. Just amazing!

The most important tourist attraction in the city of Samarkand, the buildings are a witness to the great scientific status of the city and its scientists throughout the ages, and the beauty of the buildings continues even in the evening with light shows every day at eight-thirty.

This place is simultaneously deeply magical and tourist-trappy. The architecture is stunningly unique and lavishly decorated, but I imagine that the visionaries who built these monuments would be appalled at the mercantilism that fills each and every nook and cranny of these rooms that were dedicated to study.

Such an amazing place! I fell in love since photo and were not disappointed when I saw in real. Nighttime is more beautiful than daytime.

Well, Registan doesn't need an introduction: it's ancient history, beautiful environment, people with good hospitality, bazaars full of Eastern products and ingredients already well written and known. Just want to share how great time I had in Samarkand Half Marathon this year in November

Awe inspiring. I was expecting so much and it still blew me away. Different at dawn, day time, sunset and lit up at night. All lovely and incredibly well restored

Amazing place. It's look beautiful at night.

Beautiful architecture, huge hand built buying spanning back 800 years, very peaceful and calm place to be. So much history to see. Highly recommend a visit

Not to be missed if you are in Samarkand. The icon is beautifully and you can easily spend a couple of hours walking around. Come back in the evening when it’s beautifully lit up and if you are lucky they are running the projection show (9pm).

End and level old architect building its a beautiful

I just saw the place at night, for an amazing light show of an incredibly beautiful site. Hope to see more of it during tomorrow's daytime.

Registan is beautiful and wonderful historical figure. It doesn't need any introduction. One must visit here.

? Registan, Registan St, Samarkand, Özbekistan Registan, Orta Asya Türk mimarlığının nadir örneklerindən biridir. XV. asırda Emir Timurlenk'in torunu Uluğ Bey tarafından kurulan, üzeri muhteşem karolarla bezenmiş kapılara sahip Üç ayrı medresenin bir arada bulunduğu, Semerkant'ın merkezindeki bir meydandır.

Очень красивое и историческое место, очень понравилось !

Самарканд самый хороший город

Amazing architecture

(Translated by Google) Lovely monument, but lost my friend Oleg there (Original) Прекрасный памятник, но потерял моего друга Олега там

(Translated by Google) Uzbekistan is a paradise (Original) O'zbekiston jannatmakon yurt

Very historic place for tourist.muslim architecture and landmark of uzbekistan.

(Translated by Google) Registan barin khushhorho joy nest ??? (Original) Registon barin xushõrõ joy nest ???

Great

(Translated by Google) A magnificent historical square. It would be a nice experience if you go to the minarets. The minarets exit is a very narrow personality. Also occur in certain days is entertainment and concerts. It is included in the list of UNESCO's historical and cultural heritage and is rightly considered one of the most beautiful squares in the world. (Original) Muhteşem bir tarihi meydan. Minarelere çıkarsanız güzel bir deneyim olur. Minareler çıkışı çok dar bir kişilik. Ayrıca meydan da belli günler eğlence ve konserler oluyor. UNESCO'nun tarihi ve kültürel mirası listesine dahil edilmiştir ve haklı olarak dünyanın en güzel meydanlarından biri olarak kabul edilir.

(Translated by Google) My city (Original) Мой город

(Translated by Google) Obviously it is one of the places that tourists cannot miss to visit and photograph. (Original) Ovviamente è uno dei posti che il turista non può mancare di visitare e fotografare.

(Translated by Google) Registan (Uzbek. Registon; from Persian reg - sand and camp - place; literally - a place covered with sand) - the square in the center of Samarkand. "Registan" was the main square in the cities of the Middle East. Samarkand Square is the most famous registan due to the famous architectural ensemble of the XV — XVII centuries located on it, the center of which are Ulugbek Madrasah (1417-1420), Sherdor Madrasah (1619-1636) and Tilla-Kari Madrasah (1646-1660) .). The ensemble of three madrassas is a unique example of the art of urban planning and a wonderful example of the architectural design of the main square of the city. It is one of the most striking examples of Islamic architecture. In 2001, this ensemble, along with other ancient historical buildings of Samarkand, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is said that the name of the square - a place strewn with sand - came from the fact that the land here was strewn with sand, since the main canal passed here. (Original) Регистан(узб. Registon; от перс. рег — песок и стан — место; буквально — место, покрытое песком) — площадь в центре Самарканда.«Регистаном» называли главные площади в городах Среднего Востока. Самаркандская площадь является самым известным регистаном благодаря расположенному на ней знаменитому архитектурному ансамблю XV—XVII веков, центром которого являются медресе Улугбека (1417—1420 гг.), медресе Шердор (1619—1636 гг.) и медресе Тилля-Кари (1646—1660 гг.). Ансамбль из трёх медресе является уникальным примером искусства градостроительства и замечательным образцом архитектурного оформления главной площади города. Является одним из ярчайших примеров исламской архитектуры. В 2001 г. этот ансамбль вместе с другими древними историческими зданиями Самарканда был включён в Список Всемирного наследия ЮНЕСКО.Говорят, что название площади — место, усыпанное песком — произошло от того, что земля здесь была усыпана песком, так как здесь проходил магистральный канал.

(Translated by Google) Great place for an evening picnic (Original) Super místo na večerní piknik

very beautiful and ancient city, the service to tourists is great

(Translated by Google) The Registan is a decoration of Central Asia, one of the most magnificent squares in the world, which is located in the center of old Samarkand. Everyone who was lucky enough to be here cannot remain indifferent: the greatness and beauty of the Registan cause a feeling of delight in everyone without exception. (Original) Регистан - украшение Центральной Азии, одна из великолепнейших площадей мира, которая находится в центре старого Самарканда. Каждый, кому посчастливилось оказаться здесь, не может остаться равнодушным: величие и красота Регистана вызывают у всех без исключения чувство восторга.

(Translated by Google) Here, I am proud to have been born in this country ???? (Original) Shuyerda ,shu mamlakatda tug'ilganimdan faxirlanaman ????

(Translated by Google) I bought a pretty bite from the souvenir shop, and it was okay if my grandmother lived in Uzbekistan. (Original) 기념품 가게에서 예쁜 물픔 샀어요.그리고 할머니가 우즈베키스탄에 살아서 그런지 괜찮았어요

(Translated by Google) Liked it (Original) Yoqdi

(Translated by Google) There is a theory that Samarkand is a birthplace of Sanku Sanzo (Original) サマルカンドは　不空三蔵の出生地だという説あり

(Translated by Google) Put a Star if you like it From America (Original) Agar sizlarga yoqan bo'lsa Star qoying Amerikadan

(Translated by Google) Class (Original) Klass

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(Translated by Google) Class (Original) Класс

(Translated by Google) I really liked it (Original) Judayam yoqdi

(Translated by Google) Bekzod DJABBOROV (Original) Bekzod DJABBOROV

(Translated by Google) The historical monuments are beautifully decorated (Original) Tarixiy obidalari juda bejirim bezatilgan

(Translated by Google) Kanotam (Original) Kanotam

Amazing

(Translated by Google) What a sight! I am in Uzbekistan and feel like I have been transported back centuries. With a little imagination you can imagine the goings-on of the faithful during the prayer hours. A place that casts a spell on everyone. (Original) Welch ein Anblick! Ich bin in Usbekistan und fühle mich um Jahrhunderte zurückversetzt. Mit ein wenig Phantasie kann man sich das Treiben der Gläubigen zu den Gebetsstunden vorstellen. Ein Platz , der jeden in den Bann zieht.

(Translated by Google) Hard (Original) Zor

(Translated by Google) I really like beautiful places. Thank you to our ancestors who made such places strong. (Original) Judaham chiroyli joylar menga judayam yoqadi bunday joylarni baquvvat qilib qurib ketgan bobolarimizga ming rahmat

(Translated by Google) The history is very interesting (Original) Tarixi juda ham qiziqarlidir

(Translated by Google) Yes, the buildings that have built so many great people, and more and more great people. (Original) Xa qanchadan qancha buyuk insonlarni kurgan va yana bundanda buyuk insonlarni kurgavchi imoratlar.

(Translated by Google) Good area☺️ (Original) Хорошая плошадь☺️

(Translated by Google) There is no neighborhood office for development (Original) Mahalla idorasi yoʻq rivojlanish uchun

(Translated by Google) A real miracle (Original) Haqiyqiy mo‘jiza

(Translated by Google) Heart of Central Asia (Original) Сердце средней Азии

(Translated by Google) General impression: Breathtaking, no photos and videos can convey this beauty and grandeur ADVANTAGES: A unique place, an endless variety of patterns and ornaments, you feel the breath of time LIMITATIONS: No Registan Square exceeded all my expectations. A place of unearthly beauty and unique energy. The area is surrounded by madrassas. When I looked at these buildings in the photographs, I wondered - where are the classes for classes, libraries? Indeed, in fact there are only walls and a courtyard. It turns out that classes with students were conducted in the courtyard in special niches, where they were reliably protected from the scorching sun. Here is the "ceiling" of one of these niches: Studying in such a place is a holiday in the most literal sense. I don’t want to leave from here.   Bewitching shades of turquoise. Why is there so much blue, because the color of Islam is green? The guide explained that blue is a dream of coolness in hot days. By the way, I advise you not to skimp on the guide, you will get an interesting story in addition to the unique visual range. I was only a little upset by the fact that many of these unique buildings are “collapsing”, the minarets are similar to the leaning towers of Pisa. This is a consequence of earthquakes. You can’t always get to the square, we got on the second attempt, since there was a rehearsal of some kind of festival. Without exaggeration, one of the most unique places on earth. Year visited: 2017 (Original) Общее впечатление: Захватывает дух, никакие фото и видео не способны передать этой красоты и величия ДОСТОИНСТВА: Уникальное место, бесконечное разнообразие рисунков и орнаментов, ощущаешь дыхание времени НЕДОСТАТКИ: Нет Площадь Регистан превзошла все мои ожидания. Место неземной красоты и уникальной энергетики. Площадь окружена медресе. Когда я смотрела на эти здания на фотографиях, то недоумевала - а где же там классы для занятий, библиотеки? Ведь по сути там только стены и внутренний двор. Оказывается, занятия с учениками проводились во дворе в специальных нишах, где они были надежно защищены от палящего солнца. Вот "потолок" одной из таких ниш: В таком месте учеба - это праздник в самом буквальном смысле. Отсюда не хочется уходить. Завораживают оттенки бирюзы. Почему так много голубого цвета, ведь цвет ислама - зеленый? Экскурсовод пояснила, что голубой - это мечта о прохладе в знойные дни. Кстати, на экскурсовода советую не скупиться, вы получите интереснейший рассказ в дополнение к уникальному зрительному ряду. Немного меня расстроил лишь тот факт, что многие из этих уникальных зданий "заваливаются", минареты похожи на пизанские башни. Это - следствие землетрясений. На площадь можно попасть не всегда, мы попали со второй попытки, так как там шла репетиция какого-то фестиваля. Без преувеличения - одно из уникальнейших мест на земле. Год посещения: 2017

A monumental public square in the Uzbek city of Samarkand on the historic Silk Road. Six centuries ago, Registan Square was the center of commercial life in one of the world’s wealthiest cities, Samarkand. The city had grown rich on account of its location on the Silk Road trade route between China and the West. In the 14th century, it had also become the capital of the empire created by the warrior Timur the Lame. It was Timur’s grandson Ulugh Beg who, between 1417 and 1420, built the first of the three madrasas—Muslim schools—that now dominate the square. The Ulugh Beg madrasa developed into one of the most important centers of learning in the Islamic world. The other two were built in the 17th century, completing an architectural ensemble of breathtaking splendor. A square of madrasas. The Ulugh Beg madrasa, and the Sher-Dor madrasa built to mirror it on the opposite side of the square, have vast portals flanked by free-standing minarets. The Tilya-Kori madrasa has a lower facade with minarets attached. Behind each of the portals were lecture halls, student dormitories, and a mosque. Samarkand is now one of the major tourist attractions of Uzbekistan.

Best place and people are so welcoming Love From Pakistan🇵🇰

Zeʼro bu yerda ham shu kabi koʻplab avtomobil yoʻllari orqali amalga oshiriladi va boshqa koʻplab yangi ish joylari tashkil etadi bir qator masalalarni yechish usullari haqida maʼlumot beradi OʻzA bilan bogʻliq holda oʻzgaradi

(Translated by Google) Zo’rr (Original) Zo‘r

(Translated by Google) Eng Zur maskan Registon 😎😎😎 (Original) Eng Zur maskan Registon 😎😎😎

(Translated by Google) The greatest city of Uzbekistan (Original) Величайший город Узбекистана

(Translated by Google) Historically, the place of impressions is just space (Original) Исторически место впечатлений просто космос

(Translated by Google) I was lucky with a guide. I liked it very much (Original) С экскурсоводом повезло. Очень понравилось

The Registan was the heart of the ancient city of Samarkand of the Timurid Empire, now in Uzbekistan. The name Rēgistan (ریگستان) means "sandy place" or "desert" in Persian. The Registan was a public square, where people gathered to hear royal proclamations, heralded by blasts on enormous copper pipes called dzharchis - and a place of public executions. It is framed by three madrasahs (Islamic schools) of distinctive Islamic architecture. The square was regarded as the hub of the Timurid Renaissance. The three madrasahs of the Registan are: the Ulugh Beg Madrasah (1417–1420), the Tilya-Kori Madrasah (1646–1660) and the Sher-Dor Madrasah (1619–1636). Madrasah is an Arabic term meaning school.

One of the most beautiful places I have visited. The buildings are beautiful and it's definitely worth visiting in the day time as well as when it's all lit up at night. Also has some interesting stores to shop in

(Translated by Google) Zo'r (Original) Zo'r

(Translated by Google) Class (Original) Класс

Very beautiful place

(Translated by Google) There should be at least a documentary about this place. (Original) Bu joy haqida hech boʻlmasa hujjatli film ishlash kerak .

The best historical place in Uzbekistan

(Translated by Google) I highly recommend it to everyone who liked it (Original) Menga juda yoqdi hammaga tavsiya qilaman

(Translated by Google) Samarkand is one of these ancient cities and one of its ancient monuments reminiscent of its main history is the Registan Square. I am proud to have monuments that make our history world famous. I recommend everyone to visit Samarkand. (Original) Samarqand bu qadimiy shaharlardan biri uning asosiy tarixni eslatuvchi qadimiy obidalaridan biri bu registon maydonidir. Men tariximzni dunyoga mashxur qiluvchi obidalarimz borligidan faxrlaman.Hammag Samarqandga sayohat qilishingzni tavsiya qilaman

(Translated by Google) Great (Original) Ajoyib

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(Translated by Google) I recommend you visit the great places (Original) Ajoyib joylar kelib kurishingizni maslahat beraman

(Translated by Google) The pearl of Samarkand east ... (Original) Samarqand sharq marvaridi...

(Translated by Google) An important place to see is in the city center of Samarkand. 20000 Som (20TL) if you are foreign at the entrance, 2000 Som (20TL) if you are a citizen of that country or working in that country. Of course, like every tourist destination, it is full of opportunistic dishonest tradesmen. (Original) Görülmesi gereken önemli bir yer, Semerkant şehir merkezinde. Girişte yabancı iseniz 20000 Som (20TL), eğer oranın vatandaşı veya o ülkede çalışansanız 2000 Som. Tabii her turistik yerlerde olduğu gibi, fırsatçı şerefsiz esnafla dolu.

(Translated by Google) Hearts of Samarkand (Original) Сердца Самарканда

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Дуже гарно

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Очень красиво

This is a very nice and historical place in Uzbekistan.

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) To (Original) Zur

(Translated by Google) It is One of the Rare Examples of Central Asian Turkish Architecture. It is a Square in the Center of Samarkand, where three different madrasas are located together with gates decorated with magnificent tiles, founded by Uluğ Bey, the grandson of Emir Tamerlane in the 15th century. Registan Square (Land of Sand) was in the Central Position of Samarkand. The Square Consists of Three Madrasas. Uluğ Bey Madrasa (15th Century), Şir-Dor Madrasa (17th Century) and Tilla-Kars Madrasa (17th Century). (Original) Orta Asya Türk Mimarlığının Nadir Örneklerinden Biridir. 15. Asırda Emir Timurlenk’in Torunu Uluğ Bey Tarafından Kurulan, Üzeri Muhteşem Karolarla Bezenmiş Kapılara Sahip Üç Ayrı Medresenin Bir Arada Bulunduğu, Semerkant’ın Merkezindeki Bir Meydandır. Registan Meydanı (Kum Ülkesi) Semerkant’ın Merkezi Konumunda İdi. Meydan Üç Medreseden İbarettir. Uluğ Bey Medresesi (15. Yüzyıl), Şir-Dor Medresesi (17. Yüzyıl) Ve Tilla-Karı Medresesi (17. Yüzyıl).

(Translated by Google) I liked it because it was a beautiful place (Original) Juda ham gozal joy ekan menga yoqdi

(Translated by Google) Registan is a unique place, a beautiful and historical city center. A masterpiece of oriental architecture, columns, bright ornaments, mosaics. This is a must-see place. (Original) Регистан- уникальное место, красивый и исторический центр города. Шедевр восточной архитектуры, колонны яркие орнаменты, мозаики. Это обязательное место для посещения.

(Translated by Google) Good house (Original) Yaxshiboyiblar Xonodon

(Translated by Google) I wanted to see the light up ... (Original) ライトアップを見たかった…

(Translated by Google) Historical monument. A complex with 3 madrassas (Original) Tarixiy obida. 3 ta madrasa joylashgan majmua

(Translated by Google) Fantastic (Original) Harika

Beautiful historical place one should must visit this place if you go to Samarkand.

Beautiful place to visit, this place has lost that historical energy, because everything inside are rented by souvenir shops, but at least you can take a good pictures with old architecture!

Especially beautiful in the night. Lots of people walking around for their wedding photos. Definitely worth visiting. Some people try to charge you a fortune to go up the towers, you only need to say no though 🤷🏻‍♀️ The museum is nice.

Beautiful architecture and the restoration is very good. The place is full of souvenir stores, which can be annoying but, well, it was a market in medieval times! Cheaper than Bukhara 😉

Registan is the heart of the historic city of Samarkand. A unique monument of Islamic culture, built by Tamerlane. This place was one of the centres of the "Silk Road" Image Credit: Shutterstock

Magnificent plaza bordered by three coranic schools One of the most inspiring architectural structure in the world A power Spot!!! Excellent start for a stroll in the neighborhood parcs Don't miss the evening lighting

Beautiful architecture, amazing stonework. the main attraction of Samarkand. The light show at 20:00 is nice but the building is more fascinating during sunset as the golden colours mix with extremely well. For photographers: take a wide angle lens and telephoto lens to capture details. As mentioned by the Lonely Planet: guards will indeed offer to take you on top of a minaret for about 10$. I don’t know whether it’s worth it.

An absolutely stunning place for tourists to visit, one of the most spectacular historical sights that I have had the privilege of visiting. The ticket is around $5 and is good for one visit, the trick is to come around an hour before sunset to get some beautiful golden hour pics and then wait for night to fall when their light show begins it’s mesmerising.

I used to see these buildings and read its history only in books or at school, and I was always saying these buildings are don’t exist. When I was there I was fascinating with the beauty of these buildings, architecture, history and the people that used to study or teach here. Registan should be listed on the seven wonders without hesitating. The entrance fee is 50.000 Sum and you need to pay extra if you want to go up. This place is a must to be seen during your trip in Samarkand. Try to visit the place during the sunset 🌅

Large area containing 3 old schools. We lived the history here and we loved the colored huge gates and walls. 3 hours spent with my kids without feeling of it. We entered from the exit gate because we didn't know about the main entrance and it was open, so after an hour a security came and ask us to go to the office to buy tickets. When i went there i met another security who gave us used tickets and asking to buy it from him directly! After a long discussion he let me to buy it from the ticket office and he was upset with that!

Must see attractions. The architecture impresses you, especially if it's your first appointment to visit. Amazing assembly of ancient buildings, which form rectangular military square. Don't be lazy, walk around, there are a lot of little hidden gardens. After that you can move either towards Amir Tamer mausoleum or Bibi mausoleum

Absolutely stunning. You can see the square for free from the platform just outside, but definitely worth buying the ticket (around £3) that gives you access all day (but only one entrance, if you leave the square you have to buy another ticket), as well as access to all the buildings within the square.

Nice cultural set of buildings to take your back to an era. Great walking through the buildings. Gazing upwards at the domes inside and outside. Download the app to listen to the online guide. There are also nice gifts. Also, shops where you can get dressed up in traditional clothes for a photo shoot.

It is a key tourist destination in Samarkand. It is a must-see tourist attraction. The three madrasahs are well-balanced and you can see gold leaf decorations in one place.

Magnificent, Magnanimous, Legacy and heritage of 16th century and before. Heart of the old city Samarkand. This place is a must visit. The light & music show in the evening is captured in one of my videos.

Major monument in town, a must to see. Don't miss the best cappuccino in Samarkand, located on first floor Urban Coffee Shop with great view over the court yard of Ullug Beg madrasah

Absolutely magnificent. There are no words to describe the beauty of this place. Do not miss the light show it starts at 9pm every day. One of the most beautiful places I have visited in my whole life. I fell in love with Samarcanda! The entrance ticket is 4€

I had the pleasure of visiting this beautiful place and was lucky enough to watch the extended light show showcasing Uzbekistan's rich history & culture albeit in their local language so couldn't understand a thing 🫣😂.

This place is just mind blowing!! Definitely a must to visit in Samarkand. I came there 4 times, because this place is just stunning. Make sure to come early around 8am so that the whole place will be empty. Apart from it, every day at 9pm there a light show, which is worth seeing as well. It’s for free the show

Samarkand is a beautiful old city. The Registan Square is a wonderful place with a great history.