The first day of practice in Ark fortress

 05.05 2025

Hello everyone!

Today marked the beginning of something truly special.🌟 With my classmates and our supervisors, Mohichehra Temirovna and Colton,we visited one of Bukhara’s most iconic and historic landmarks, the Ark Fortress. Even though I’ve passed by it countless times, today I saw it in a completely new light. 😍

This wasn’t just another tourist visit. I wasn’t there as a tourist, but as a future guide ready to dive deep into the history of this ancient monument. ☺️ Walking through the towering gates of the Ark, I couldn’t help but feel a wave of pride, awe, and respect. ❤️‍🔥

The Ark was originally built in the 5th century as a royal residence for the emirs of Bukhara. Over time, it evolved into a symbol of power and protection, with mosques, government buildings, courts, military bases, and even prisons. 🏯 Every corner seemed to whisper stories of the past. 📜🗞️




As I walked through the Ark, I imagined the bustling life that once filled these walls – the rulers making decisions, scholars discussing knowledge, guards standing watch, and the sound of prayers echoing in the air. It was as if the past was alive in the present. ✨

Being there with my classmates made the experience even more meaningful. We shared ideas, asked questions, took notes, and truly immersed ourselves in the journey. ✍️🤝 We weren’t just students – we were explorers of our own culture.








Today’s visit to the Ark Fortress was truly unforgettable.💫⭐It was more than just a field trip – it was a moment where I felt closer to our culture, history, and profession.Being there with my classmates made it more enjoyable and meaningful.😍But most importantly, we were guided and inspired by our wonderful mentors – Mohichehra Temirovna and Colton. Their guidance helped us see the Ark not just as a historical place, but as a living part of who we are.☺️ This was only the first day, but it has already lit a spark of excitement for the days to come!✨

I’m already excited for what’s to come. But today, the Ark Fortress gave us the perfect start — full of knowledge, history, and a sense of purpose. 🌟

Thank you for your attention and watching!

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