Myane Baba Mausoleum
The 11th-century mausoleum of the Sufi Abu Sa’id Abul Khayr, known locally as Myane Baba.
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The 11th-century mausoleum of the Sufi Abu Sa’id Abul Khayr, known locally as Myane Baba.
A medieval mausoleum-mosque-madrasa complex in Kunya-Urgench that remains especially respected by pilgrims.
A distinctive 12th-century royal mausoleum built over the grave of Khorezmshah Il-Arslan.
The royal mausoleum of Khorezmshah Tekesh, one of the major pre-Mongol monuments of Kunya-Urgench.
A 14th-century architectural masterpiece in Kunya-Urgench associated with the princess Turabek Khanym.
The principal Sufi pilgrimage shrine of Najm al-Din Kubra in Kunya-Urgench.
Archaeological remains of a Buddhist stupa and monastery inside Gyaur Kala at UNESCO-listed Ancient Merv.
A remarkably preserved late-11th-century Seljuk mosque near Merv, valued as both a masterpiece of architecture and a pilgrimage stop.
A major Sufi-associated shrine at Ancient Merv connected with the revered teacher Khoja Yusuf Hamadani.
A prominent Islamic memorial ensemble at Ancient Merv visited as both a heritage monument and pilgrimage site.
A small but important medieval memorial mosque-mausoleum within Ancient Merv, documented as a pilgrimage stop.
The monumental Seljuk mausoleum of Sultan Sanjar at Ancient Merv, long visited by pilgrims and tourists.