Kokand
Palace of Khudayar Khan
The palace of the last rulers of the Kokand Khanate, with a tiled facade, painted ceilings and courtyards that now hold the local museum.
Monuments, bazaars and landscapes across the country, with what each one is and how to visit it.
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Kokand
The palace of the last rulers of the Kokand Khanate, with a tiled facade, painted ceilings and courtyards that now hold the local museum.
Kokand
Kokand's Friday mosque, known for its long open porch held up by rows of carved wooden columns, with a minaret beside the courtyard.
Kokand
A late 18th-century madrasa in Kokand with a domed portal and a quiet courtyard, still used as a religious school.
Kokand
The burial place of the Kokand khans, with a carved wooden porch and a tiled portal, in a cemetery near the Narbutabiy madrasa.
Margilan
A neighbourhood mosque in Margilan with a broad wooden porch and a small courtyard, in the old part of town.
Rishtan
A town of family pottery workshops where plates and bowls are painted by hand and finished in the deep blue ishkor glaze.
Fergana
The region's main museum in Fergana city, covering archaeology, crafts and nature of the valley, with roots in the late 19th century.
Fergana
Fergana's working Orthodox church, set up in 1952 in a former Lutheran building, with a copy of a famous Russian iconostasis.
Kokand
A brick neighbourhood mosque of the early 20th century in Kokand, with a painted porch ceiling on twelve carved wooden columns.
Kokand
A three-courtyard madrasa in Kokand built for the scholar Miyon Ahad from Peshawar, where the poet Muqimi studied; one of his cells is a small museum.
Kokand
A museum in Kokand, opened in 2018, that traces science and literature in Central Asia from the early Middle Ages to the 20th century.
Kuva district, Fergana region
A mountain-foot reservoir on the Kuvasoy river near the Kyrgyz border in Fergana region, built in the 1960s behind a 70-metre dam.
Kokand
A Kokand madrasa of 1830–1832 with a tiled portal and corner towers, built for the sons of local nobles and now restored as a guesthouse.
Kokand
A seventeenth-century archaeological site on Postindoz street in Kokand, protected as part of the Kokand state museum-reserve.
Shakhimardan
A mountain village in an Uzbek exclave surrounded by Kyrgyzstan, set at the meeting of two rivers below the Alay foothills.
Margilan
A late 19th-century madrasa in Margilan, restored in 2017 as a crafts centre, with a mosque whose ceilings are painted throughout.
Margilan
A Margilan workshop where atlas and adras are still made by hand, from unwinding cocoons to tying, dyeing and weaving the threads.
Margilan
A centre where master weavers pass on traditional atlas and adras techniques to apprentices, with workshops visitors can watch.
Kuva
The excavated remains of an early town on the edge of present-day Kuva, including the site of a Buddhist sanctuary.
Fergana
Fergana city's large central park, named after the medieval astronomer al-Farghani, with shaded alleys, cafés and family attractions.
Rishtan
Workshop, school and house museum of Rishtan potter Alisher Nazirov, where you can watch the town's glazed ceramics being made.
Buvayda district
Shrine complex in Bekobod village, Buvayda district, with a 15th–16th-century tomb and gateway and an early 20th-century mosque.
Buvayda district
Timurid-era mausoleum of the 15th–16th centuries in Buvayda district, Fergana region, on Uzbekistan's tentative list for the Silk Roads World Heritage nomination.
Kokand
A Kokand museum devoted to the poet and playwright Hamza Hakimzoda Niyoziy, housed in a 1989 building by architect S. Sutyagin.