Kok Gumbaz Mosque, built in 1435 by Ulugh Beg, is a striking example of Timurid architecture in Shahrisabz’s historic quarter. Named for its graceful blue dome, it stands next to the Dor-ut Tilavat complex. Visitors admire the large courtyard, intricate brickwork, and finely decorated portals adorned with mosaics and calligraphy. The mosque remains active and offers a peaceful atmosphere for travelers. Nearby, vibrant bazaars and mountain views await. Modest dress is encouraged, and early mornings provide ideal lighting to capture its timeless allure. It’s centrally situated for exploring nearby monuments, making it a perfect stop on your Shahrisabz itinerary.
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