Xudoyorxon oʻrdasi. Kechki koʻrinishi through time

Kokand 2023–2024 6 photos of this spot

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The Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand was built in the 1870s as the residence of Khudayar Khan, one of the final rulers of the Kokand Khanate before its annexation by the Russian Empire, in what is now Uzbekistan's Fergana Valley. This 2023 photograph shows the palace, noted for its tiled facade.

Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand 001 2023 The Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand was built in the 1870s as the residence of Khudayar Khan, one of the final rulers of the Kokand Khanate before its annexation by the Russian Empire, in what is now Uzbekistan's Fergana Valley. This 2023 photograph shows the palace, noted for its tiled facade.

Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand 002 2023 The Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand, Uzbekistan, was completed in 1873 for the last ruler of the Kokand Khanate. Its elaborately tiled facade survives as one of the region's most striking examples of nineteenth-century Central Asian palace architecture.

Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand 006 2023 The interior courtyards of the Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand, Uzbekistan, illustrate the scale of the residence built for the khanate's ruler shortly before the region came under Russian control.

Xudoyorxon oʻrdasi. Kechki koʻrinishi 2024 An evening view of the Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand, captured in 2024. Completed in 1873 for the last khan of Kokand, the palace is known for its elaborately tiled facade and now houses a regional museum.

Коканд. Дворец Худояр-хана. общий вид (с востока) 01 2024 This 2024 photograph presents a general view of the Khudayar Khan Palace in Kokand as seen from the east, per its Russian-language title. The palace served as the residence of Kokand's ruling khan until the Russian conquest of the region in the 1870s.

Коканд. Дворец Худояр-хана. общий вид (с востока) 02 2024 The Palace of Khudayar Khan in Kokand, Uzbekistan, seen from the east in 2024. Completed in 1873, the palace served as the residence of the last khan of the Kokand Khanate and today houses a regional museum.