Kokand
Kokand is a historic city in the eastern Fergana Valley and was once the capital of the powerful Kokand Khanate. Its rich architectural heritage reflects the city’s important political and cultural role along the historic trade routes of Central Asia.
The main attraction is the magnificent Khudoyar Khan Palace, an impressive complex that once served as the residence of the khans. Visitors can also explore the Jami Mosque, Norbutabey Madrasah, Modari Khan Mausoleum, and other historical monuments throughout the city.
Kokand is also known for its traditional crafts and vibrant local culture. A visit to the city provides an excellent opportunity to experience the heritage of the Fergana Valley and discover a less-touristic side of Uzbekistan.
