History
What was the years of Amir Temur's life?
1336-1405
What was the capital of the Timurid state?
Samarkand
What was the famous trade route that passed through Uzbekistan?
Silk Road
Which is the largest desert in Uzbekistan?
Kyzylkum Desert
Which two major rivers flow through Uzbekistan?
AmuDarya and SyrDarya
When and where was Minaret Kalyan built?
Bukhara,1127
Which Mausoleum is one of the oldest Islamic buildings in Central Asia?
Ismail Samani Mausoleum
Who is the author of Al-Jami’ as-Sahih?
Imam al-Bukhari
Which river forms part of Uzbekistan’s southern border?
AmuDarya
Which region is famous for the Chimgan Mountains and Charvak Reservoir?
Tashkent Region
Which place in Uzbekistan was the first UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Ichan kala (Khiva)
Where did Ulugh Beg build madrasah in 1417?
Bukhara
Which Timurid building is the burial place of Amir Temur?
Gur-e Amir
Which region of Uzbekistan shares a border with all other Central Asian countries?
Surkhandarya Region
Which mountain range is located in eastern Uzbekistan?
Tian Shan
What makes Registan Square special?
It has three famous madrasahs built in different times
What name was given to the year 1991 in Uzbekistan?
The year of Alisher Navoi
The Mir Arab Madrasah is part of which famous architectural ensemble?
Poi Kalyan complex
Which UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is located in Uzbekistan?
Zaamin Biosphere Reserve
Which natural lake is located near the Nuratau Mountains and is popular for ecotourism?
Aydarkul Lake
Which madrasah at Registan square was built first?
Ulughbek Madrasah
Who built the Barak Khan Madrasah, and in 2007 it became part of which architectural complex?
Nauruz Ahmed khan(Barak khan) ; Hazrati Imam complex (Khast Imam)
Which ruler built the Ulugh Beg Madrasah in Bukhara, and what famous phrase is written above its entrance?
Ulugh Beg; “The pursuit of knowledge is the duty of every Muslim man and woman.
Which region is famous for the Savitsky Museum, and what natural attraction is nearby?
Karakalpakstan; the Aral Sea
Which river flows through Bukhara, and why is it important?
Zarafshan River; it has supported agriculture and settlements for centuries.