THE ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES OF THE SHAYKH ZAYNIDDIN ZIYORATGOH COMPLEX AND ITS ROLE IN PILGRIMAGE TOURISM

This article examines the architectural formation of the Shaykh Zayniddin Ziyoratgoh complex, focusing on its historical development, reconstruction, and restoration processes throughout different periods. The study highlights the architectural features of the complex, including the mausoleum, dome, peshtak, and chillakhona, analyzing their unique stylistic and cultural characteristics. Moreover, the article explores the significance of the Shaykh Zayniddin shrine within the framework of pilgrimage tourism, its role in preserving religious and spiritual values, and the development of infrastructure for pilgrims. The findings contribute to understanding Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage preservation, the enhancement of national tourism potential, and the strengthening of the spiritual and social importance of pilgrimage destinations.