The Toshhovli Palace or Tach Khaouli Palace, (literally : Stone Palace), is a palace located in Khiva (Uzbekistan) in the fortified district of Itchan Kala, the whole of which has been a UNESCO world heritage site since 1990.

Tash-Khovli Palace, Khiva. In the first half of the nineteenth century the palace Tash-Khovli (stone country-estate) was built in the eastern part of the inner city. This complex of a building with three yards has rectangular plan, in the southern part are the receiving yard, Arz-Khovli, and a yard for entertainment, Ishrat-Khovli.

The Tash-Khovli Palace, constructed in the first half of the 19th century, is a remarkable architectural complex located in the eastern part of Khiva’s inner city. Known as the “stone country-estate,” this palace features a rectangular plan and comprises three distinct courtyards.

Walk south from the Abdulla Khan Medressa to the Islom Hoja Medressa and minaret – Khiva’s newest Islamic monuments, both built in 1910. You can climb the… This palace, which means ‘Stone House’, contains Khiva’s most sumptuous interior decoration, dense with blue ceramic tiles, carved wooden pillars and…

Tash-Khovli, located right in the center of the ancient part of the city. This building personifies a vivid example of the monomials and their design in the nineteenth century, with its appearance it reminds us of another little important moment of Kunyakar.

Tash-Khauli (1830-1838) is an example of the greatness and power of the Khorezm style of building buildings of those times. The Tash Khauli Palace was built by order of Allakuli Khan. At the time of the construction of the palace, Khorezm had good economic relations with neighboring states, and the country’s budget was in excellent condition.

The Tash-Khovli Palace (1830-1838) is located in the Eastern part of Ichan-Kala in Khiva. It is a sample of the greatness and power of the construction of buildings of those times in the Khorezm style. Tash-Khovli Palace is a Palace complex in Khiva (Uzbekistan), the main Palace of …

Jan 22, 2020 · Tash-Khovli Palace or Stone Palace gets its name from the stones that were used to build the palace. It was built in the 19th Century as the summer residence for the Khans.

Tash-Khauli means a stone country estate, or a stone court yard. This name reveals its original lay-out and architecture in the best way. Unlike a cob-walled khauli, the Allakuli-khan palace is laid out using burnt brick as a whole, and the court yards are deprived of the open space and gardens that are characteristic of rural homesteads.

Aug 7, 2019 · Tash-Khovli Palace is a building located on the territory of Icha-Kala of Khiva. It was built by the initiative of Alla Kuli-Khan in the 19th century. It consists of 163 room, a harem with a yard, mekhmonhona (hotel), and arzkhona (court).