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A mosque in Samarkand’s Sogdiyona district, reported by the regional Muslim administration at its opening.
Yangiobod Mosque is a Sogdiyona-district mosque reported by Uzbekistan’s Muslim administration when it opened for Friday prayer in 2020. It is included as a current-neighbourhood prayer reference, with the separate map listing used only for orientation. Confirm its current access, exact entrance and prayer arrangements locally.
Muslim traveller information
Official opening report plus Yandex Maps business-page centre; exact entrance and arrangements still require local confirmation.
Information reviewed: 2026-07-22
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637 mA Samarkand retail-and-entertainment centre with more than 80 listed stores, food outlets and attractions.
A neighbourhood market identified beside Family Park in western Samarkand.
1.6 kmA mapped Shia mosque beside the Murad Avliya Mausoleum in Samarkand’s western urban area.
3.1 kmThe Samarkand mausoleum of Imam Abu Mansur al-Maturidi, a major figure in Sunni theological thought and Islamic intellectual heritage.
3.1 kmA historic Samarkand mosque associated with Khoja Ahrar, valued for its decorative interior and place in the city’s Muslim heritage.
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Samarkand Muslim heritage routeA central Samarkand mosque whose prayer-space architecture should be read separately from the nearby Ruhabad Mausoleum.
Samarkand Muslim heritage routeA local Samarkand mosque whose visible architecture offers a neighbourhood-scale perspective on the city’s Muslim heritage.
Samarkand Muslim heritage routeA local Samarkand mosque that adds a quieter layer to a Muslim-heritage route beyond the city’s headline monuments.
Samarkand Muslim heritage routeA local Samarkand mosque whose brickwork and gate character add a neighbourhood-scale chapter to a longer Muslim-heritage route.
Samarkand Muslim heritage routeA Shia mosque in Samarkand that adds an important dimension to the city’s religious diversity and built Islamic heritage.
Samarkand Muslim heritage routeA historic Samarkand mosque associated with Khoja Ahrar, valued for its decorative interior and place in the city’s Muslim heritage.
Western SamarkandA mapped Shia mosque beside the Murad Avliya Mausoleum in Samarkand’s western urban area.
Historic quarterA mapped Sunni religious complex in Samarkand’s historic quarter.
Yangi Bozor / Afrasiyab edgeA mapped mosque near Yangi Bozor on the Afrasiyab side of the city.
Historic centreA mapped mosque in Samarkand’s dense historic-centre fabric.
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Registan heritage coreRegistan’s fifteenth-century madrasah, associated with Ulugh Beg’s scholarly legacy and marked by astronomy-themed portal decoration.
Registan heritage coreRegistan’s central madrasah, completing the ensemble with a balanced exterior and a celebrated gilded interior beneath its blue dome.
Registan heritage coreRegistan’s eastern madrasah, famous for its early-seventeenth-century façade of felines, deer and rising sun motifs.
Samarkand heritage coreSamarkand’s great public square, framed by three Timurid madrasas and at its most memorable when given time to explore.
Afrasiab archaeological zoneThe archaeological landscape of pre-Timurid Samarkand, where restored walls and open ground reveal the scale of the ancient city.
SamarkandA memorial at Hartang outside Samarkand, centred on the burial place of Imam al-Bukhari and best visited as a dedicated excursion.
SamarkandThe revered inner mausoleum at Shah-i-Zinda, set within one of Samarkand’s most richly tiled Timurid necropolises.
SamarkandSamarkand’s working food market beside Bibi-Khanym, best for non bread, dried fruit, nuts, spices and everyday local shopping.
SamarkandA hilltop mosque above the northern heritage route, valued for its veranda, graceful silhouette and broad Samarkand views.
SamarkandThe essential introduction to ancient Samarkand, centred on the seventh-century Sogdian murals discovered at Afrasiab.
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Ibn Sino Street / university districtA focused Ibn Sino Street lunch stop for Samarkand plov, tomato salad, non bread and tea in a lively local dining hall.
Bibi-Khanym / Siyob old-city edgeA casual Chorraxa Street grill near Bibi-Khanym and Siyob Bazaar, serving freshly prepared skewers with bread, salads and tea.
Bibi-Khanym / Siyob heritage coreA calm hotel restaurant beside Bibi-Khanym Mosque, ideal for a comfortable Uzbek meal between Siyob Bazaar and the heritage sights.
Registan Street / Gur-e Amir sideA central Registan Street restaurant for varied Uzbek dishes, tea and a flexible seated break close to the heritage core.
Vohid Abdullaev Street / northern modern cityA large northern Samarkand dining hall for extended families, celebrations and broad shared Uzbek meals away from the old-city core.
Pasdarg‘om Street / historic centreA characterful Pasdarg‘om Street courtyard restaurant for shared Uzbek dishes, close to Registan, Gur-e Amir and the central heritage walks.
Islom Karimov Street / old cityA polished terrace restaurant on Islom Karimov Street, offering a comfortable Uzbek meal between Registan, Bibi-Khanym and Siyob Bazaar.
Bibi-Khanym / Siyob heritage coreA courtyard-style Uzbek restaurant beside Bibi-Khanym and Siyob, with flexible hours for a family meal in the northern heritage core.
Islom Karimov pedestrian streetA compact Islom Karimov Street stop for plov, lavash and quick Uzbek comfort food between Registan and the Bibi-Khanym–Siyob cluster.
Registan Street / theatre areaA casual, low-cost café-and-fast-food stop near Samarkand theatre for flexible small orders between Registan and the boulevard area.