Timeless Elegance of Stone Palace

Located in the heart of Khiva, the Stone Palace, also known as Tosh-Hovli, served as the residence for Allah Kuli Khan in the 19th century.

Constructed between 1832 and 1841, it was designed as a lavish alternative to the Kuhna Ark. This architectural marvel boasts over 150 rooms, adorned with vibrant blue tiles, intricate wooden pillars, and stunning ghanch plasterwork. It is not just a palace but a testament to the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan.

Noteworthy Features

• 🏛️ Northern Harem Wing: Home to local handicraft exhibitions.
• 🗝️ Throne Room: Discover the historical significance with its splendid architecture.
• 🚪 Labyrinthine South Wing: Housing unique features including yurt bases and a covered portico.

Entry is paid, making it accessible to tourists, families, and historians eager to explore Khiva's rich history.