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Kokand

Discover the Enchanting Allure of Kokand

Travelers seeking a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty will find Kokand, Uzbekistan to be a treasure trove of unforgettable experiences. Nestled in the Ferghana Valley, Kokand is a city rich in architectural marvels, vibrant bazaars, and scenic landscapes. The alluring charm of this ancient city lies in its splendid minarets, grand palaces, and serene madrassas, each narrating tales of a glorious past. Here's a guide to the top areas you must explore on your visit to this enchanting Uzbek city.

Khudayar Khan Palace

Known as the "Pearl of Kokand," the Khudayar Khan Palace is a spectacular example of Central Asian architecture. Built in the 19th century, this grandiose palace was commissioned by Khudayar Khan, the last ruler of the Kokand Khanate. It has seven courtyards and 119 rooms, of which only a few are open to the public. The intricate tile work and lavish decoration make it an essential stop for those intrigued by history and architecture.

Jami Mosque

The Jami Mosque, also known as Friday Mosque, is an architectural masterpiece that dates back to the

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Rich cultural heritage, vibrant bazaars, and historic architecture, perfect for cultural explorers and history buffs.