The Namangan Regional Administration has launched a tourism routes programme titled “Heritage of Pilgrimage” to promote the region's cultural assets.
The Namangan Regional Administration stated that the programme is designed to introduce international visitors to the rich religious, historical, and cultural heritage of the area. A news release issued on Tuesday said the initiative provides visitors with the chance to explore sacred sites while gaining insight into the Fergana Valley's centuries-old history, national traditions, and spiritual values.
The “Heritage of Pilgrimage” programme features historical monuments and pilgrimage sites situated across various cities and districts in the region. Key destinations on the route include the Aksikent Archaeological Park in Turakurgan District and the Bibiona Mazar pilgrimage site in Chust District. The route also includes the Sultan Uvays Qaraniy and Bibi Naima Ona pilgrimage sites in Chortoq District.
Other notable locations featured in the programme are the “Mothers’ Tears” Complex in Pop District and the “Eleven Ahmad” pilgrimage site in Davlatabad District. The Mulla Kyrgyz Okhund Complex in Namangan city is another significant destination included in the plan.
In addition to these specific sites, the programme encompasses more than 20 other major cultural heritage attractions and pilgrimage locations throughout the region.
A news release noted that the “Heritage of Pilgrimage” tourism routes programme offers a significant opportunity to elevate tourism and cultural cooperation between countries.
