My first year practice days

 Day 9 – Tok-i Zargaron: The Golden Soul of Bukhara☺️💛💫✨ Today was our 9th day of internship, and it took us to one of the most elegant and sparkling corners of old Bukhara — the legendary Tok-i Zargaron, the Dome of the Jewelers 💫💛. The name itself means “Jewelers’ Dome,” and the moment we stepped inside, we understood why. This place once glittered with gold, silver, precious stones, and the finest ornaments made by the city’s most talented craftsmen 🧡🤩. The walls seemed to whisper stories of weddings, wealth, dynasties, and timeless traditions 💥🫠. We were once again joined by our dear teacher Mohichehra Temirovna and our international guest Colton, who continue to make each visit unforgettable 🥰🔥. With their insights and presence, the dome came alive — not just as a structure, but as a living piece of cultural identity 🤍🕊️. Mohichehra Temirovna explained that Tok-i Zargaron wasn’t just a place to buy jewelry — it was a symbol of class, art, and pride 😍💛. Here, jewe...

 14.05.2025 Day 8 – Tok-i Sarrafon: Where the Coins Still Whisper😊🧡💥 Today marked the 8th day of our internship, and we had the wonderful opportunity to visit one of Bukhara’s most historically significant trade centers — the Tok-i Sarrafon, also known as the Dome of the Moneychangers 💛. From the moment we stepped under its beautifully arched entrance 💫, we felt as if we were walking into the living memory of Bukhara’s rich trading past. The gentle light filtering through the dome and the cool shade under its ancient bricks created a timeless atmosphere 🤍🕊️. This dome was once the financial core of the city — where currencies from faraway lands were exchanged by skilled moneychangers 🫠. It was here that merchants from Persia, India, China, and beyond found a trusted space to conduct business. The air itself seemed to echo the voices of a thousand deals made long ago 🧡🔥. Accompanying us today were the ever-inspiring Mohichehra Temirovna and our guest Colton, whose presence...

  Day 7 of Practice – My Impressions from Magoki Attori Mosque✨🕌 Today was one of the most memorable and emotionally rich days of our teaching practice 💛. It was Day 7, and we had the amazing opportunity to visit the ancient and deeply spiritual Magoki Attori Mosque 🕌 — a place full of stories, silence, beauty, and soul ✨. Together with our dear classmates, our respected and wise teacher Mohichehra Temirovna ❤️, and our kind guest Colton , we stepped into the heart of Bukhara's timeless history 💥. The moment we entered the site, I was struck with a strange yet beautiful feeling — as if time had stopped for a while 😌. The air, the bricks, the steps below ground… everything whispered something powerful 🫠. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I realized that the mosque is actually below the current street level 🙃. It felt like we were stepping into a forgotten memory, carefully preserved under the dust of centuries ✨. That hidden depth added so much mystery and charm to the experien...

💙 The Sixth Day of Practice➡️Lyabi-Hauz Complex 🌀⛲🦢💙 Today was one of the most beautiful, emotional, and inspiring days of our practice journey so far — the sixth day took us to the Lyabi-Hauz complex, the beating heart of ancient Bukhara. From the first moment I stepped into the square, I felt something magical in the air.🕊️😍🤩💫 The atmosphere was calm, yet full of history. The large hauz (pool) glistened in the sunlight, surrounded by old mulberry trees, singing birds, and centuries-old buildings that seemed to whisper stories of the past.😌🌳 The water’s reflection was like a mirror to the sky and the soul — I could feel a strong inner peace while standing there.🕊️❤️ Walking through the square, I was enchanted by the stunning Nodir Divan-Begi Madrasa with its beautiful tilework and majestic iwan, and the peaceful Xonaqoh, where dervishes once gathered for zikr and spiritual connection.⭐🌟 These monuments are not just historical sites — they are living symbols of Bukhara’s so...

 10.05.2025 My Impressions from the Blacksmith Museum (Fifth Day of Practice)😊😊😍😍😍 On the fifth day of our practice, we had the chance to visit one of the most fascinating places in Bukhara — the Blacksmith Museum. I went there together with my classmates and our supportive practical teacher Mohichehra Temirovna. From the moment we stepped into the museum, I felt like I had entered a different world, full of history, craftsmanship, and deep cultural meaning. 😍🤩💫💫💫 The museum is located in the heart of Bukhara’s Old City, surrounded by ancient domes and narrow streets. The atmosphere itself was magical. As we walked in, the sound of hammering metal and the smell of old iron made us feel connected to centuries of blacksmithing traditions. 🔨⚒️🔥🌫️ Inside the museum, we saw many traditional tools like anvils, hammers, tongs, and beautifully decorated knives and swords. Every single item told its own story. I was especially amazed by the level of detail and skill in the hand...