Today was fifth day of our practice. We went to the Chor Minor. Chor Minor is one of the historical sides of the Bukhara. Today our guides was Nigora and Nigina they give us briefly information about the this place.


Chor Minor one of the beautiful sides of Bukhara it was built  in 1807 year. And i recently heard one legend of this place, so why this place called as Chor Minor, because one emir who controlled Emirat of this Bukhara in past time, he has 4 girls for that he built Chor Minor. Chor it means 4 Minors are his girls, and if you give attention Minors have different designs, because his daughters had own beauty. 


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