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Modari Khan Madrasa

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Modari Khan Madrasa

Modari Khan Madrasa

The Modari Khan Madrasa is a 16th-century Islamic educational institution located in the historic center of Bukhara, Uzbekistan. Travelers visit this site to observe the traditional layout of a madrasa and the specific style of Islamic architecture prevalent in the region during the 16th century.

Getting There

The site is located within the old city center of Bukhara. Since it is situated in a pedestrian-friendly historic district, it is accessible by walking from most central hotels and landmarks. The travel time from the city center varies depending on your starting point but generally takes a few minutes on foot.

Visit Duration

Allow approximately 30 to 60 minutes to walk through the courtyard and observe the architectural details of the building.

When to Visit

Spring and autumn are the most temperate seasons for visiting Bukhara. The site can become crowded during peak tourist hours, particularly when tour groups arrive. Visiting in the early morning or late afternoon typically avoids the heaviest crowds and the midday heat.

Nearby Attractions

Because of its location, this madrasa is part of a dense architectural ensemble. You can easily combine your visit with the following nearby sites:

  • Abdullah Khan Madrasa: 0.1km
  • Mavlono Asiri Madrasa: 0.1km
  • Baland Mosque: 0.3km
  • Bolo Haouz Mosque: 0.4km

Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors

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