Bolo House Mosque and Minaret
Uzbekistan, Bukhara, Registan Square
Description:
The Bolo House Mosque was built in the early 1700s in the traditions of the East. The structure is decorated with 20 wooden carved columns of the finest work. The oldest part of the Bolo-Hauz Mosque ensemble is a reservoir with fresh water, the reservoir was part of the Central Square of Bukhara and local residents used the spring. The minaret of the mosque was built in 1917, visitors can not but admire the floral ornament and skillful carvings adorning the ceiling and columns in the gallery of the temple. The Bolo House Mosque and Minaret is still a place for Muslim prayer services.
There is an architectural composition in Bukhara, near the Old Town, opposite the Ark Fortress.