Visit Namangan Region

Namangan Region is a historic region of Uzbekistan located in the northeast of the country. It is known for its fertile soil, lush vegetation, and bustling marketplaces. There are many tourist attractions in the region including Nuratau Nature Reserve which provides visitors with spectacular views of the mountains and rivers, and Charvak Reservoir which is an ideal spot for swimming, fishing, and boating. Additionally, tourists can visit local sites such as Bobo Kuli Mausoleum from 17th century as well as Babataqiy Mosque which was built in 1567-1568 AD by Sheikh Babataqiy bin Abu Sa'id al-Makhlafi. Namangan Region has a long history dating back to antiquity when it was originally settled by nomadic Turkic tribes. Later on it became an important center for trade between Central Asia and Russia due to its strategic location on the Syr Darya River. Today Namangan remains a vibrant cultural center with delicious cuisine and diverse religious traditions that reflect its rich heritage.