The madrasah is located within the Ichan Kala, Khiva's inner walled city. You can reach Ichan Kala by taxi or local transport. Once inside, it's a short walk, as it's situated near the unfinished Kalta Minor Minaret.

Yes, it's within the pedestrian-friendly Ichan Kala. Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be walking on historic cobblestone paths.

Entry to Ichan Kala requires a ticket. Once inside, the madrasah itself is accessible, often functioning as a restaurant.

As it's currently a restaurant, its operating hours will align with dining services. It's best to check with the restaurant directly for specific times.

While Ichan Kala has an entrance fee, the madrasah, when used as a restaurant, typically doesn't have a separate entry fee beyond the cost of dining.

You can admire the 19th-century architecture, including its 21 rooms, classroom, mosque, and the beautifully carved entrance door. It's also a great spot to experience Khivan history.

Absolutely! The intricate carvings and historical setting offer fantastic photo opportunities. The best light is usually in the morning or late afternoon.

Built in 1871, it was a theological school (madrasah) and part of the vibrant educational landscape of Khiva. It's a testament to the region's rich Islamic heritage.

Yes, the madrasah currently operates as a restaurant, offering a unique dining experience within a historical setting.

Typically, restaurants in Khiva offer traditional Uzbek cuisine. It's advisable to check the specific menu and offerings of the restaurant at the madrasah.