Gur-e-Amir : Many Samarkand sites are connected to Temur, the celebrated 14th century ruler. Among the most famous is his final resting place, Samarkand's Gur-e-Amir -- or Amir Temur Mausoleum.

Amir Temur is a great figure of Uzbekistan people, who made a huge contribution to the world development. In memory of the great ancestor, people of Uzbekistan annually celebrate the birthday of Amir ...

The historic centre of Shakhrisyabz contains a collection of exceptional monuments and ancient quarters which bear witness to the city's secular development, and particularly to the period of its ...

One of the beautiful monuments to see is the mausoleum of the ancient ruler Amir Temur. Samarkand was the capital of Temur’s large empire until his death in 1405.

Temur (1336-1405) made Samarkand the capital of his large empire, which extended from modern-day Turkey and the Caucasus to India. The Temurid empire lasted from 1370 to 1499.

The Historic Centre of Shakhrisabz bears witness to the city’s secular development and to centuries of its history, particularly to the period of its apogee, under the rule of Amir Temur and the ...

Gur-e-Amir : Many Samarkand sites are connected to Temur, the celebrated 14th century ruler. Among the most famous is his final resting place, Samarkand's Gur-e-Amir -- or Amir Temur Mausoleum.