Kokand
23 places
Dahmai-Shohon
Kokand, historic centre
Dakhmai-Shohon - family mausoleum of Kokand khans, located in the historical center of Kokand. Created upon initiative of poetess Mohlaraiyim Nadir, it is an important monument of khan period and included in key tourist routes of the city. Complex helps to understand dynamics of dynastic memory and political history of Kokan Khaganate.
Khudoyar Khan Palace
Kokand, historic centre
The Khudoyar Khan Palace is the main palace of the Kokand Khanate of the 19th century, situated in the historical center of Kokand city. This significant architectural structure reflects the cultural heritage of the region and serves as a monument to the era of Khudoyar Khan's rule.
Hamza House Museum
Kokand, Mukimi St, 30
Hamza House-Museum is located in Kokand at Mukiimi Street, 30. This place preserves the atmosphere of traditional Uzbek dwelling with inner rooms and courtyard. The museum was opened in 1959 in the house where famous poet, playwright and composer Hamza Khakimzoda Niyazi was born and raised. Here there is an exhibition dedicated to his life and work reflecting his contribution to the culture of Kokand.
Kokand Drama Theatre
Kokand, city centre
The Kokand Drama Theatre is the main city stage where various dramatic performances and cultural events take place. Located in the center of Kokand.
Kokand Railway Station
Kokand, Vokzalnaya Sq
The Kokand Railway Station serves as a key transportation hub for Ferghana Valley. Located on Vokzalnaya Square in Kokand city, it acts as an important stop for passengers traveling through this region.
Kokand Regional Museum
Kokand, Khudoyar Khan Palace
The Kokand Regional Museum is located in Khudoyar Khan's Palace in Kokand city. Founded in 1925, it houses over ten thousand exhibits telling about the history of the Horde, the Kokand Khanate and the city. Since 2018, the institution has become the State Museum-Reserve "Kokand". Here are displayed exhibitions reflecting nature, culture, art and historical development of Ferghana Valley region.
Kokand Museum of Crafts
Kokand, historic centre
The Kokand Craft Museum is situated in the historical center of Kokand city and dedicated to traditional crafts of Ferghana Valley. Visitors can learn about unique techniques and artistry of local masters, view exhibits showcasing rich history of regional craft arts.
Kokand Central Market
Kokand, central market
Kokand Central Market - one of the oldest trading centers of Ferghana Valley. Here you can buy fresh produce, local spices and traditional handicrafts reflecting the culture and traditions of the region. The market is an important place for locals and tourists wanting to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of traditional Uzbek bazaar.
Literary Museum of Kokand
Kokand, former building of the State Bank
The Kokand Literary Museum is located in the historical building of the former State Bank. It is part of the city's museum complex and introduces visitors to the cultural life of Kokand, highlighting its importance as a regional cultural center. Exhibitions here are dedicated to prominent Uzbek authors associated with this city.
Modarixon Mausoleum
Kokand, historical zone
The Modarikhon Mausoleum in the historical area of Kokand is an architectural monument from the Khanate period, built in 1825. It is a tomb for members of the Khan dynasty, especially revered for their connection to poet and poetess Nadira. The building stands out with its portal-dome composition and rich decorative finishings, complementing the memorial routes of the city alongside other historical structures such as Dakhma-i-Shahan.
Dasturlan Madrasah
Kokand, historic city part
Dasturhanchi Madrasah is located in the historical part of Kokand and is part of the complex of educational-religious monuments together with Narbuta-biy and Kamol-kazi madrasahs. It belongs to the State Museum-Preserve "Kokand" and serves as an important tourist route point, complementing the palace-mosque ensemble of the city. This building reflects the educational and religious significance of Kokand in Ferghana Valley and is a monument of regional cultural heritage.
Kamol-Qozi Madrasah
Kokand, historic centre
Kamol-Kazi Madrasah — an 19th-century architectural monument in the historic center of Kokand. Constructed between 1830-1832 using funds from local judge Kamol, it comprises an interior courtyard, hujras, darskhana, and iwan mosque. Listed as a national heritage site of Uzbekistan, it is situated west of the Jami ensemble.
Mi'en Khazrat Madrasah
Kokand, city area
Mi'en Khazrat Medressa is a significant religious and educational landmark of the old part of Kokand. It is a sacred complex representing an important local religious attraction reflecting the cultural heritage of the city.
Narbutabiya Madrasa
Kokand, historical city centre
Narbutabiya Madrasah — an old building in the historical part of Kokand, built in the late 18th century with funds from ruler Narbuta-biy. Architecture combines features of Bukharan architecture. Included in the list of national cultural values of Uzbekistan and is part of the State Museum-Preserve "Kokand". Located near Chorsu Square, an important place in the capital of Kokand.
Gishtlik Mosque
Kokand, Guzar St, 243
Gishtlik Mosque in Kokand is located at Guzar Street, 243. It is an architectural monument of the early 20th century and is protected by the state as Uzbekistan's cultural heritage. The mosque's feature includes decorative wooden ceilings of its summer part and ornamental plafond and portal finishes typical for local architecture style. Built from burnt brick, it got the name "brick" mosque.
Jami Mosque (Kokand)
Kokand, historic centre
Jami Mosque in Kokand - an architectural complex built between 1819 and 1822 by order of Umar Khan. It includes a mosque, madrasa, khanaqa, prayer room, and a high minaret about 22.5 meters tall. The ayvan's distinctive feature is numerous painted wooden columns. The complex is located on Chorsu Square and listed as a national heritage site of Uzbekistan's material cultural legacy.
Jamia Minaret
Ko'kand, Jami Mosque
The Jami Minaret is the central part of the historical mosque in Kokand. It is a vertical architectural dominator giving the building grandeur and solemnity. The minaret serves as a symbol of Islamic culture and architecture of the region.
Museum of Great Thinkers
Ko‘kand, Museum Quarter
The Museum of Great Thinkers is located in Kokand, in the museum quarter. It helps to preserve the historical memory of the Kokand Khanate and is linked to the cultural heritage of the region. Visitors can learn about the intellectual achievements and educational activities of prominent figures who lived in Kokand. The museum is part of the State Museum-Reserve "Kokand". Previously, it housed the memorial museum of Hamza, which after reconstruction became a modern exhibition space.
Jome Craft Museum
Kokand, Jamiy Complex
The Jome Applied Arts Museum is located in the historical center of Kokand, near the Jamiy complex. It is part of the State Museum-Reserve "Kokand". The museum exhibits craft traditions, ornaments and decorative elements typical of Kokand. Visiting the museum complements viewing the Jamiy mosque and the Jamiy minaret, creating a comprehensive impression of the region's cultural heritage.
Mukimi Monument
Kokand, city centre
In the center of Kokand there is a monument to the famous poet of Ferghana Valley — Mukimi. The sculpture symbolizes respect and remembrance for his creativity and contribution to the region's culture.
Mukimi Park in Kokand
Kokand, city centre
Mukimi Park in Kokand - cozy city green area situated in the city's center. Named after great poet Alisher Navoi. This place is perfect for walks and relaxation for residents and visitors of Kokand.
Turiston Street
Kokand, Turkiston St
Tourkiston Street in Kokand runs through the historical part of the city. It is one of the oldest streets of Kokand where buildings and architectural elements reflect the cultural heritage of the region. Here you can see examples of traditional Uzbek architecture and feel the atmosphere of an ancient eastern town.
Hujra-Museum Mukimi
Kokand, city area
The Mokhimi Museum-Hujra is located in Mi'en Khazrat Medressa in Kokand. Here an exhibition dedicated to the works of Uzbek poet Mukimi from the 19th century, considered the founder of Uzbek realism, is presented. The museum recreates the literary atmosphere of that time, while the term "hujra" reflects traditional living quarters in medressas where the poet lived and worked.
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