It is known that a person’s way of life and life is connected with water. That is probably why, from the ancient settlements on the earth to the modern villages and towns, all are located near or directly on the banks of water sources-springs, streams, rivers, lakes. Since ancient times, ponds were built in khanates in the suburbs and in the palaces on the outskirts. There are several palaces in the city of Bukhara, the most famous of which is the Mokhi Khosa Garden Palace. There is a large pool in the palace, which has been preserved to this day. Sitorai Mokhi Khosa is a palace-garden belonging to the III generation of the Mangit dynasty in Bukhara. 4 km away from Bukhara city. In the south of the garden, a two-story mosque and a large pond were built in 1917-1918. The pool is covered with gray Gozgon marble. In the Mokhi-Khosa vernacular, it is called “Amir Olim Khan’s cottage”. The reason is that Sayid Olimkhan, the last emir of Bukhara, mainly lived in the Ark fortress in the center of the old city. He preferred MokhiKhosa for recreation. Mokhi Khosa means “Moon-like Star” in Persian.