Tim Abdullah Khan

Tim Abdullah Khan, built in 1577 by Abdullah Khan II, is a historic domed bazaar in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Once a bustling center for the silk trade, it is the last remaining covered market of Bukhara's six original bazaars. The architecture features a square layout with a high central dome and arched niches, housing numerous shops that historically sold fabrics and goods. Today, visitors can explore its vibrant carpet shops and trade stalls, experiencing the rich cultural heritage of Central Asia.