Khudayar Khan Palace
Xudoyorxon oʻrdasi
The palace of the last khan of the Khanate of Kokand, its façade covered in glazed tiles. It is the Fergana Valley's top historic monument.
Built in 1871 for the Khanate of Kokand, the palace originally had seven courtyards and more than a hundred rooms. Two courtyards and the palace gate survive, and the main façade is covered with blue and green glazed tiles and Arabic inscriptions. Inside is the Kokand Regional History Museum, which displays Khanate costumes, weapons, wood carvings and musical instruments. Admission costs about 30,000–50,000 som, photography costs extra, and the museum may be closed on Mondays. It is in central Kokand, about 1 hour by taxi from Fergana city.
Opening hours
09:00–17:00 (confirm on site)
Nearby sights
- Kamol Qozi Madrasa
- Miyon Hazrat Madrasa
- Juma Mosque, Kokand
- Narbutabey Madrasa
- Dahmai Shohon Mausoleum
- Rishtan Ceramics Workshops
- Akhsikent
- Kumtepa Bazaar