Khoja Zainuddin Complex

The Khoja Zaynuddin complex in Bukhara, which includes a mosque and a khanqah, is located at the intersection of two small streets inside the medieval city and is part of a World Heritage site. The initial construction phases of this structure date back to the first half of the 16th century, and the height of the building reaches approximately 16–16.6 meters. Inside the mosque, the walls and dome are decorated with kundal painting with the use of gilding, and next to it, a large hauz (pond) has been preserved, at which in 1913, by order of Emir Alim Khan, the old water outlet was replaced with a new marble one.