Koneurgench
Koneurgench, also spelled Konye-Urgench or Kunya-Urgench, is a historic city and archaeological site in the Khorezm Region of northwestern Uzbekistan. It lies near the Amu Darya river, opposite Turkmenistan, with the modern city of Urgench serving as its administrative center. The site is the remains of a once-prominent urban and religious center on the Khwarezmian plane.
From around the 10th century to the Mongol invasion in the 13th century, Konye-Urgench served as the
Today, the area comprises a substantial archaeological ensemble with remains such as the Kutlug-Timur Minaret and
Koneurgench is protected as a cultural heritage site in Uzbekistan and is the subject of ongoing preservation,