Pilgrimage site · Karmana District
Qosim Sheikh Complex
The lodge of the sheikh who saved Abdullah Khan II
Mausoleum · Karmana District
The dakhma built in 1911 by Emir Said Alim Khan around the grave of his father, Emir Abdulahad Khan of Bukhara. It forms part of the Qosim Sheikh complex.
Emir Said Abdulahad Khan died of kidney disease on 7 January 1911 (6 Muharram 1329 AH) in the Khayrabad garden near Karmana. His body was brought into Karmana and buried beside Qosim Sheikh's khanqah, and his son, Emir Said Alim Khan, built a dakhma around the grave.
The square fired-brick tomb is entered from the east beneath a marble inscription. Inside, facing a wooden iwan, stands the 2 m-high, 3 × 3 m tomb casing faced with grey marble and granite. The grave was opened twice in Soviet times. The tomb was restored in 2000–2001 and again in 2017.
Pilgrimage site · Karmana District
The lodge of the sheikh who saved Abdullah Khan II
Ensemble · Karmana District
The Bukharan emirs' summer palace in Karmana
Museum · Karmana District
A treasure house of the Zarafshan oasis
Mausoleum · Karmana District
Karmana's cousin of the Samanid Mausoleum
Modern · Navoiy city
An industrial city built to a single master plan
Archaeology · Karmana District
The Qarakhanids' 'royal fortress' in the steppe
Archaeology · Karmana District
A domed cistern for passing caravans
Archaeology · Navbahor District
Ten thousand years of history carved in stone
Mosque · Karmana District
A dome on four pillars — one of Uzbekistan's oldest mosques