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Tepa Qorgon

A seventeenth-century archaeological site on Postindoz street in Kokand, protected as part of the Kokand state museum-reserve.

Archaeology17th centuryAbout 20 minutes to see

About the place

Tepa Qorgon, "the hill fort", is an archaeological site dated to the seventeenth century, on Postindoz street in the Yalangoch Ota neighbourhood of Kokand. It was placed under state protection in 2019 and is managed by the Kokand state museum-reserve, which can tell you more about visiting.

Why go

  • A seventeenth-century site in Kokand
  • Protected by the Kokand museum-reserve
  • In a residential quarter of the city

Sources (2)

  1. 1.Wikidata
  2. 2.uz.wikipedia.org

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