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The mahallas have small shops, chaikhanas, mosques and bazaars; larger retail is closer to the centre. Everyday infrastructure is intimate, oriented towards local residents.
Uzbekistan · Samarkand · Old city of Samarkand
The old city of Samarkand is an area of narrow streets and mahallas next to Shah-i-Zinda, with low-rise development and the colour of historic Samarkand.
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The mahallas have small shops, chaikhanas, mosques and bazaars; larger retail is closer to the centre. Everyday infrastructure is intimate, oriented towards local residents.
The district is linked to the centre and the rest of the city by buses and minibuses; the narrow mahalla streets can be tight for cars. The Registan and the centre are not far.
Traditional houses in the private sector inside the mahallas dominate, plus guest houses. Prices are moderate, and many houses suit both residential use and small guest houses.
The district and its surroundings have schools and kindergartens for local residents; for additional schooling, the central quarters are more convenient.
A quiet, established district with long-standing mahallas and a calm neighbourly atmosphere; the depths of the streets are quiet.
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It is an area of narrow streets and mahallas next to Shah-i-Zinda, with traditional development and historic colour.
Mostly traditional houses in the private sector and guest houses. Live options are in the DomCom catalogue.
The district is linked to the centre by buses and minibuses, but the narrow mahalla streets are tight for cars.
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