Примери за използване на Caravanserai на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Bedesten(covered baazar building) and caravanserai.
By tradition, the caravanserais had a gate with two or even four sides.
The north of complex opens to the caravanserai.
According to the tradition caravanserais had two and even four entrances.
Therefore, a great attention was paid to construction of caravanserais.
A wonderful well-preserved han(caravanserai) within the bazaar has a tea shop in its central courtyard.
After this period during the Ottoman Empire, the room is used for caravanserai.
This caravanserai is known as the“English Barracks” because it was used by the British during World War I.
The caravans accommodated in“Han” and caravanserai on the road.
In Sheki caravanserais, merchants usually packed their goods in the basement, traded on the first floor, and lived on the second.
Beside the harbour,the walls of the tiny Old Town/Caravanserai encircle scores of shops, restaurants and nightspots.
All parts of the caravanserai seem to have been constructed at the same time, and there are no traces of later repairs or additions.
The old Bridge Mustafapaşa is the only fully preserved element of the authentic comprehensive set of caravanserai, mosque, bazaar and hamam.
Once in the caravanserai, two small arches are observed, each one one meter wide and two high, both leading to the domed chambers.
The beating heart of Sarajevo ever since it began life as a caravanserai in the late 1400s, Baščaršija is the historical and cultural centre of the city.
Caravanserai was a building with a square or rectangular walled exterior, with a single portal wide enough to permit large or heavily laden beasts such as camels to enter.
They include eight medrese, library, hospital,hospice, caravanserai, market, hamam, primary school and public kitchen(imaret) which served food to the poor.
A caravanserai is a building with a square or rectangular high-walled exterior, and with at least one entrance wide and high enough to allow a heavily loaded animal such as a camel to enter.
Located in Enez, one of the most important port cities of the period, this caravanserai has an important place among other caravanserais built in Ottoman architecture.
Once a caravanserai on the way trans-Saharan caravans, Ait-Benhaddu today is the most colorful and authentic attractions of Morocco, along with multiple Ouarzazate was captured in the works of Hollywood directors.
Rich hosts could often receive guests sitting in rooms around an open courtyard similar to Middle Eastern caravanserai(or han in Turkish) and senior military men would perform dances.
The mosque, the various shops, the caravanserai, the mausoleum and the glass made up of the daylight could only come from protecting the integrity of the mosque and the tomb.
Passing by the place he liked it a lot and granted 30 thousand golden stivers from the treasury andordered there to be build a caravanserai, a mosque, imaret and a bath, and each year a fair to be organized in the village which would last 40 days.
There's an attractive square near another caravanserai(similar to the one in Sheki), some traditional churches, a very odd house made from bottles, and the Tomb of Nizami Ganjavi, the country's most famous 12th-century poet(he's kind of a national hero).
Seventy kilometers west of Kermanshah, on the road that leads from this city to Karbala, a place particularly revered by the Shi'ites because the site of the tomb of the saint Imam Hossein who was martyred in that place,meets the caravanserai of Islamabad-e Qarb("Islamabad West").
Built in the 16th century, this coastal caravanserai was used as a center of exchange in the trade between the Aegean islands and Thrace.
This is why, the structure was planned to serve several functions at the same time, such as- the mosque which serves religious function, the madrassa and primary school- which serve education function, the imaret anddouble bath- which serve social events, the bridge serves the caravanserai, the transportation office and the bazaar- which in turn serve the trade.
Tekeoğlu Turkomans who came to the area built a Caravanserai named Evdir Han at the Byzantine sacred site Eudokias situated in the valley in the east of the city.
And whether it is the Penan in the forests of Borneo, or the Voodoo acolytes in Haiti, or the warriors in the Kaisut desert of Northern Kenya, the Curandero in the mountains of the Andes, or a caravanserai in the middle of the Sahara-- this is incidentally the fellow that I traveled into the desert with a month ago-- or indeed a yak herder in the slopes of Qomolangma.
The imaret is completely broken down,a large part of caravanserai has not survived until the present days, the other structures of complex, mosque- madrasa- burial yard- praying dome are still used for various functions.