First day of practice in Ark fortress✨️

 Practice week✨️

#day_1💫

Location📍:Ark fortress

Date📆 :05.05.2025


Today was the first day of our practice, and we started it by visiting the Ark Fortress in Bukhara with our teacher and classmates✨️. Our trip began at 9 a.m., and it turned out to be a truly special experience🎁. Seeing the Ark up close was like stepping into the past. It’s one of the oldest and most important places in our city, and it holds so much history.


As we walked through its old walls🧱, I imagined what life was like there long ago. We learned many interesting things about the rulers who lived there and how important the Ark was in Bukhara's history. Even though the weather was hot, we didn’t feel tired—everyone was too interested and excited to be there🙃. An American guy was with us too, and I think it was a great chance for him to learn about our culture and history.


Our guide told us many stories—about the emirs, the wars, and the Ark’s role in politics and culture🏰. I was amazed to see how old the building is and how well it has been taken care of. We also visited a small museum inside, where we saw old clothes, weapons, and other things from Bukhara’s past.


This visit wasn’t just about learning facts—it touched my heart💘. It made me feel proud to be from Bukhara😌. Seeing our history in real life made me feel more connected to my roots. It was a beautiful start to our internship, and now I’m even more excited to visit other places and learn more about our traditions.


I believe that going to places like the Ark teaches us more than books ever can. It helps us feel where we come from and who we are❤️.


Overall, this visit filled me with pride and excitement for the journey ahead.


 













Comments

  1. QosimjonAhadovMay 5, 2025 at 3:43 AM

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  2. ShakhrizodaMay 5, 2025 at 4:00 AM

    excellent one ❤️‍🔥

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  3. Xumora NorqulovaMay 5, 2025 at 4:21 AM

    The post is very wonderful and meaningful.🔥🔥

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  4. Rukhshon'sMay 5, 2025 at 6:17 AM

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