The Kukeldash Madrasah is located next to Chorsu bazzar, which is considered the heart of Tashkent

Construction Period: The Kukeldash Madrasah was built in the 16th century, approximately between 1551 and 1575. Meaning of the name: The word Kukeldash means the khan’s milk brother. The Madrasah is associated with a government official who was known by this title. Architecture: The building was constructed from baked bricks. Its impressive entrance portal, domed rooms, and spacious inner courtyard are among its most remarkable features. Historical purpose: The Madrasah was originally built as an Islamic educational institution. Later, it was also used as a caravanserai and a fortress. The building was damaged by earthquakes and has been restored several times.