Kokand: Hotels and Accommodations

You can book a hotel in Kokand. The multi-courtyard Khudoyarkhan Palace, dating from the 19th century, is a significant landmark of Qo‘qon; it was built on an artificial hill, covers around four hectares, and contains more than 100 rooms.

Culture and Attractions

The national tourism portal lists the Khudoyarkhan Palace, the Jami Mosque, the Modarikhon Mausoleum, the Norbut-biya Madrasa, the Mausoleum of the Khans of Kokand, and Dahma-i Shahan as some of the most important attractions of Qo‘qon. The documented range therefore extends from palace and religious architecture to dynastic memorial sites.

Cuisine

Qo‘qon’s distinctive culinary traditions include plov made with Devzira rice and prepared with garlic and hot peppers, patyr flatbread, and Kokand halva. For travelers who want to experience regional cuisine, these specialties provide a tangible culinary connection to the city.

Guidance for Religious Sites

Visitors to religious attractions in Uzbekistan are advised to cover uncovered shoulders, the waist, and the legs.

For further travel planning, you can also view the information on Fergana.

For the overview of the wider region: Ferghana Province.