The mausoleum and the mosque have been reconstructed, an area of almost 8 hectares has been landscaped. In one of the buildings of the complex there is a museum, a library and a gathering of citizens of makhallas.

 
On both sides of the complex there were built 30 cottages for artisans 4.5 weave each. On the first floor of two-storey cottages workshops and shops will open.

The artisan quarter is built here for a reason. Suzuk-ota was a famous master of the 11th century, he was a teacher of more than a hundred craftsmen and artisans.

Centuries pass, generations change, but the ancient traditions of handicraft continue. The Suzuk-ota complex has become a real center of artisans, which will be interesting to visit for pilgrims and people visiting Uzbekistan tours!