Uzbekistan, Fergana Valley, Kokand, Narbitabey Mosque & Madressa, Islamic art

City

Kokand

Territory type
City
Elevation
420 m

Territory notes

The field account

Kokand  is a city in the Ferghana Province of Uzbekistan. Kokand had a population of about 220,000 in 2010. Little-known city, but very rich historically. Its existence is described by Chinese ambassadors a century before our era. Crockery has been found, dating from the 1st and 2nd centuries BC. Like other great conquerors, the Ferhana Valley was an oasis in the middle of deserts and mountains. Genghis Khan had made it one of his main residences. From the beginning of the 18th century to the end of the 19th century. Kokand had become the capital of a kingdom larger than France.

Map margin

Where it sits

The map marks an orientation point for this territory; it does not describe its boundary.

Geographic index

Within this territory

2 destinations in the catalogue

Sights and natural places

  1. Palace of Khudayar Khan

    Historical Site · 406 m

  2. Khudoyar Khan Palace

    Historical Site · 420 m

Visual field notes

A closer look