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Khojamni Kabri Mausoleum
18th-century mausoleum in Namangan, dated to the 1720s, faced with glazed stamped terracotta and paired with the Khoja Amin mosque.
A green park in central Namangan, a city known for its flower growers, with shaded paths and flower beds for an evening walk.
Namangan has long been known in Uzbekistan for its gardeners and flower growers, and the city's parks reflect that. Bobur Park is one of the main green spaces in the centre, with tree-lined paths, flower beds and benches.
Local families come here in the evening when the heat has passed. It is a relaxed place to see everyday life in the city after visiting the madrasa and the mausoleum.
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18th-century mausoleum in Namangan, dated to the 1720s, faced with glazed stamped terracotta and paired with the Khoja Amin mosque.
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A pilgrimage complex around the tomb of Mulla Bozor Okhund on the banks of the Namangansoy stream in the city of Namangan.
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Early 20th-century mosque in Namangan by the master builder Mulla Qirgʻiz, crowned by a dome 13.9 m across and ringed by 11 domed cells.
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A small Namangan mausoleum dated 1806 (1221 AH), associated with the poet Mavlavi Namangani and restored in 1905 and 1957.