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City in southern Uzbekistan
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Qarshi (Karshi) is a city in southern Uzbekistan.
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The biggest and most beautiful mosque of the city.
largest in town, now housing the Regional Museum with few exhibits about the history of Buchara emirate and lots of old photographs
Rabiya Madrassah
a late 19th-century female madrassah
dedicated to the Soviet casualties of WWII. The centerpiece is a bronze figure which stands closely behind the 'Eternal Flame of Remembrance'.
16th century bridge
A complex built around the tomb of the 11th century Islamic teacher
Newly built two star hotel. 40 A/C rooms equipped with shower, telephone, cable TV. Continental breakfast is complimentary.
Ex Hotel Tong
A two star hotel. 20 rooms equipped with A/C, hot shower and satellite TV. The restaurant serves Uzbek and European food.
A 3 star hotel. 9 guest rooms:
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