Timur's Tomb (Gur-e Amir)

Timur’s Tomb, also known as Gur-e Amir, is a grand mausoleum in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, built to honor the conqueror Timur (Tamerlane) in the late 15th century. Its striking blue-domed roof and intricate tile work reflect Persian and Central Asian architectural styles. The tomb houses Timur’s remains and those of his descendants, serving as a symbol of his legacy. The structure features an impressive central chamber with an ornate interior, showcasing detailed carvings and beautiful tile mosaics. Gur-e Amir is regarded as a masterpiece of Timurid architecture, emphasizing its historical importance and artistic splendor.