Kulyab
Kulyab is a small town that has settled in the Khatlon region of Tajikistan.
The ancient city of Tajikistan, which is close to the capital, is mentioned in chronicles dating back to the 13th century.
Kulyab in Tajik means "lake water" or "thicket".
The ancient city of Tajikistan, which is close to the capital, is mentioned in chronicles dating back to the 13th century.
Kulyab in Tajik means "lake water" or "thicket".
In the city's more than 2,700 year history of development, there have been many interesting and memorable events.
The city of Tajikistan was at all times considered a center of science and culture, and it is on the route of the Silk Road. There is a reason why it was very popular among traders and merchants.
Kulyab, to this day, has good cultural and trade-economic relations with the countries of the East and West.
Through the middle Ages, the city erected a lot of specialized schools and madrassas, which up to now have not been able to survive.
In the 13th and 18th centuries, the city was very popular among poets and poets. They lived and worked with talented and famous people, namely Khoja Husaini Kangurti, Bismil, Abdurahmon Hodge (Naseh) Shokhin and others.
The city grew and developed along with handicraft art. During the period of its existence, the Tajik city opened a large number of craft workshops related to the pottery and jewelry business, joinery, and weaving.
In 1934, Kulyab was granted city status.
Kulyab, to this day, is famous for its embroidery, which has its own style and diversity of colors.
Unfortunately, only the ruins of some madrasas and the mausoleum of Mir Said Alii Hamadoni have survived nowadays.
Tourists can also visit the historical museum of the city, where there is a chance to get to know the museum collection and learn a lot about the history of the ancient city of the Republic of Tajikistan.
Our travel agency, "Orient Mice", is glad to provide you with transportation and expert guides who will lead you on a memorable historical and cultural tour of the ancient city of Kulob.
The city of Tajikistan was at all times considered a center of science and culture, and it is on the route of the Silk Road. There is a reason why it was very popular among traders and merchants.
Kulyab, to this day, has good cultural and trade-economic relations with the countries of the East and West.
Through the middle Ages, the city erected a lot of specialized schools and madrassas, which up to now have not been able to survive.
In the 13th and 18th centuries, the city was very popular among poets and poets. They lived and worked with talented and famous people, namely Khoja Husaini Kangurti, Bismil, Abdurahmon Hodge (Naseh) Shokhin and others.
The city grew and developed along with handicraft art. During the period of its existence, the Tajik city opened a large number of craft workshops related to the pottery and jewelry business, joinery, and weaving.
In 1934, Kulyab was granted city status.
Kulyab, to this day, is famous for its embroidery, which has its own style and diversity of colors.
Unfortunately, only the ruins of some madrasas and the mausoleum of Mir Said Alii Hamadoni have survived nowadays.
Tourists can also visit the historical museum of the city, where there is a chance to get to know the museum collection and learn a lot about the history of the ancient city of the Republic of Tajikistan.
Our travel agency, "Orient Mice", is glad to provide you with transportation and expert guides who will lead you on a memorable historical and cultural tour of the ancient city of Kulob.
