# Itchan Kala Fortress Walls and Minarets in Khiva, Uzbekistan

> The fortified walls of Itchan Kala rise before the historic minarets and turquoise domes of Khiva, Uzbekistan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the ancient Silk Road.

## Technical Details
- **Photo ID:** `1810181619`
- **Photographer:** Daniel Sczepansky
- **Location:** Khiva, Uzbekistan
- **Coordinates:** Not publicly geo-tagged
- **Capture Date:** 2018-10-18
- **Dimensions:** 10728 × 3110 px (33.4 Megapixels)
- **Aspect Ratio:** 3.45:1
- **Projection Type:** cylindrical
- **Camera:** Professional Panorama System
- **Lens:** High-Resolution Optics

## Visual Tags
Architecture > Historical > Medieval, Architecture > Religious > Islamic, Central Asia, Central Asia tourism, Culture > Silk Road, Islamic architecture, Islamic architecture photography, Islamic art, Itchan Kala, Kalta Minor, Persian influence, Silk Road, Silk Road travel, Travel > Asia > Central Asia > Uzbekistan, Travel > Heritage Sites > UNESCO, Turkic culture, UNESCO World Heritage, UNESCO heritage sites, Uzbekistan travel guide, ancient cities photography, ancient civilization, archaeological site, blue tile mosque, crenellations, cultural heritage, desert architecture, desert city, fortress wall, historical landmark, khiva, madrasa, medieval architecture, minaret, mosque, mud-brick architecture, oasis town, trade route, travel destination, turquoise dome, uzbekistan

## Licensing Options
- **Standard Commercial ($49):** Commercial web, advertising, apps, social media, print runs up to 500,000 copies.
- **Extended Commercial ($149):** Unlimited print runs, products for resale, print-on-demand.
- **Editorial ($29):** Truthful news, documentary, and educational publishing.
- **Free Comp Preview:** 960px watermarked comp for layout testing.

## Direct Links
- **Canonical Web Page:** https://www.panoearth.com/photos/1810181619/itchan-kala-fortress-walls-and-minarets-in-khiva-uzbekistan/
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