Bukhara city walls

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The Bukhara city walls are the historic fortifications that once encircled the ancient Silk Road city of Bukhara in present-day Uzbekistan, protecting its old town, monuments, and trading quarters.

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Bukhara city walls canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city wall
cultural heritage site
fortification
associatedWith Bukhara Khanate NERFINISHED
Emirate of Bukhara NERFINISHED
countryDuringConstruction various Central Asian polities
culturalContext Central Asian architecture
Islamic architecture
currentCondition partially preserved
currentUse historical monument
tourist attraction
function defensive fortification
protection of trade routes
protection of urban population
hasPart city gates of Bukhara
defensive towers
ramparts
hasViewOver Bukhara old town NERFINISHED
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site
part of Historic Centre of Bukhara
historicalPeriod Silk Road era NERFINISHED
medieval period
languageOfToponym Tajik
Uzbek NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bukhara NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Uzbekistan NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Bukhara Region NERFINISHED
locatedNear Ark of Bukhara NERFINISHED
Lyab-i Hauz ensemble NERFINISHED
Po-i-Kalyan complex NERFINISHED
locatedOn Silk Road NERFINISHED
locatedOnContinent Asia
madeOf baked brick
mudbrick
notableFor association with caravan trade
encircling a major Silk Road trading city
partOf Historic Centre of Bukhara NERFINISHED
Silk Roads cultural landscape NERFINISHED
urban fabric of Bukhara
significance important example of Central Asian urban fortifications
surrounded historic center of Bukhara NERFINISHED
monuments of Bukhara
old town of Bukhara NERFINISHED
trading quarters of Bukhara NERFINISHED
touristActivity sightseeing
walking along preserved sections
usedFor control of access to the city
military defense
taxation of trade caravans

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Samanid Mausoleum near Bukhara city walls