Presentation on topic "My Native Town" Student of 107-pediatric group

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Namangan

Presentation on topic "My Native Town"

Student of 107-pediatric group

Boymirzayeva Zebo

Plan:

History of Namangan
The nature of my city
Training system
Famous people
Places of interest
Tourism
Famous cities
Namangan – flower of the city

History of Namangan.

The word Namangan derived from the Persian "Namak kan "and can be translated as "salt mine". Archaeological excavations have revealed the existence of settlements in the territoryof the town in the first century AD. The town was first mentioned in the autobiography of Babur"Baburname."

Namangan is a third largest city in Uzbekistan afterTashkentand Samarkand, Namangan is located in thenorthern part of theFergana Valley, 200 km south-east of Tashkent (on the road about 300 km).

Namangan was a part of the Kokand Khanate. Despite wars and raids there was a well-developed horticulture, sericulture, trade with China, Bukhara and the neighboring nomadic tribes.

Namangan was a part of the Kokand Khanate. Despite wars and raids there was a well-developed horticulture, sericulture, trade with China, Bukhara and the neighboring nomadic tribes.
In 1875 the city was forcibly annexed bythe Russian Empire, in spite of the fiercerebellion of local residents, which was brutally beaten. After turning on the territory of the Kokand khanate of the empire became the center of the county of Fergana, Namangan region.

Namangan , oblast (province), eastern Uzbekistan, in the northern part of the Fergana Valley. It is traversed by the Syr Darya, the Severny (Northern) Fergana irrigation canal, and the Great Namangan Canal. The economy is predominantly agricultural. Because of the dry climate, almost all crops aregrown on irrigated land along the Syr Darya and in the river valleys of the

Chatkal Mountains. Much of the sownacreage is undercotton; grain, fruit, vegetables, grapes, and fodder are alsocultivated, andsericulture(raw-silk production) is important. The pasturelands are poor, but sheep, goats, and cattle are raised, primarily in the west. Industry is concentrated in the capital , Namangan

Namangan borders with Kyrgyzstan,Tajikistan,Tashkent Region,Fergana Region, and Andijan Region. It covers an area of 7,900 km2. The population is estimated to be around 2,530,000, withover 62% of the population living in rural areas. The great river Syrdarya, the main waterway in Central Asia, starts in the territory of Namangan. Syrdarya isformed from inflows of the rivers Naryn and Kara Darya.

The Namangan region is very rich in various natural resources. In particular, the region extracts oil in Mingbulak Districtand big gold and diamond deposits have been discovered inKasansayandPapDistricts. There are also large deposits of uranium, silver, aluminum, tungsten, iron, copper, granite, and marble, among others. There are two big mountain tunnels connecting the Fergana valley with the inner city area and other regions of the country, located in the territory of Namangan.

The higher education system of Uzbekistan is represented by 68 universities. There are 3 universities located in Namangan, which offer 48 study programs. In addition, 26 Bachelor programs at 3 universities and 22 Master programs at 3 universities.

The higher education system of Uzbekistan is represented by 68 universities. There are 3 universities located in Namangan, which offer 48 study programs. In addition, 26 Bachelor programs at 3 universities and 22 Master programs at 3 universities.
Namangan is number 5 in Uzbekistan by the number of universities available on Free-Apply.com.

Namangan State University(NamSU) is a university inNamangan,Uzbekistan. It was established in 1942 as apedagogical institute. As of 2017, there are 5269 undergraduate students and 136 graduate students currently enrolled.

Namangan State University(NamSU) is a university inNamangan,Uzbekistan. It was established in 1942 as apedagogical institute. As of 2017, there are 5269 undergraduate students and 136 graduate students currently enrolled.

•Namangan Engineering and Technology Institute is an outstanding science and art center of the independent Republic of Uzbekistan, and now plays a decent place among the higher educational institutions of Central Asia.The institute was founded in 1968.

Navbahor Namangan was founded 1978 under name Tekstilshchikand played in first league of Uzbekistan. Since 1978 club participated in one of regional zones ofSoviet Second League. In 1990 season Navbahor finished runner-up inSoviet Second League,Eastconference and promoted toSoviet First League. 1991 Soviet First League season Navbahor Namangan finished at 9th place.

Since 1992 Navbahor plays in Uzbek League. The club is one of three clubs amongPakhtakor,Neftchi Farg'onacontinuously participating in all seasons of Uzbek League. In 1996 Navbahor Namangan became champion of Uzbekistan, finishing league from 1993 to 1995 three times in a row at 3rd position. Navbahor is also winner of theUzbekistan Super cup in 1999, a match between champion and Uzbek Cupwinner

Odil Alimzhanovich Akhmedov was born on November 25, 1987 in the Uzbek city of Namangan, then also like the whole of Uzbekistan, which was part of the USSR. At a young age, he was invited to the Tashkent football school “Pakhtakor”, as part of which he made his debut in the professional arena in 2006 at the age of 18. In the club from the capital of Uzbekistan, Akhmedov spent 5 seasons, twice won the national championship with “Pakhtakor” and three times a cup

According to the pseudonym of Boborahim Mulla Vali's son, Boborahim Mashrab (1640 or 1653 or 1657, Namangan - 1711, Balkh) is an Uzbek-poet thinker and a prominent figure in mysticism. Mullo Bazar studied at Oxund. In 1665, he went to Kashgar to visit the Hodja and deepen his knowledge. From the year 1673 to the end of his life, he lived a life of heroism. The governor of Balkh was hanged in 1711 by Mahmud Katagan.

The Mullo-Kyrgyz Madrasah located in the very heart of the city was built in the early 20thcentury. The madrasah was constructed of rectangular baked bricks. The architect decided to deviate from the building standardsaccepted at the time and made a construction in the form of an irregular pentagon surrounded with khujras (small cells for students) two storeys high. The adjacently arranged mosque and darskhonas (classrooms) covered with domes break the symmetry of the main façade with an entrancein the form of a domed portal and two-storied wings with khujras.

The Mullo-Kyrgyz Madrasah located in the very heart of the city was built in the early 20thcentury. The madrasah was constructed of rectangular baked bricks. The architect decided to deviate from the building standardsaccepted at the time and made a construction in the form of an irregular pentagon surrounded with khujras (small cells for students) two storeys high. The adjacently arranged mosque and darskhonas (classrooms) covered with domes break the symmetry of the main façade with an entrancein the form of a domed portal and two-storied wings with khujras.

The Ota-Valikon-Tura Mosqueis located in the same street as the Mullo-Kyrgyz Madrasah. Constructed in the early 20th century, the building is rectangular in plan (27 m х 19.6 m) and features a small entrance portal with turrets. The mosque is quite original in structure. The central hall roofed with a relatively large ribbed dome (13.9 m in diameter) is surrounded on three sides with low vaulted galleries. The dome rests on arches supported by round brick pillars.

The Khojamny-Kabry mausoleumis Namangan’s oldest monument constructed in the 18th century by famous architect Muhammad Ibragim. Initially the mausoleum comprised a funeral mosque and graves to thesouth of it. Later a mosque, iwan, khanqah andmadrasah were added to the complex; currently they are in a poor state of preservation. The mausoleum is decorated with a fanciful pattern of terracotta faced with many-coloured glaze. The interlacing geometric patterns on the portal are interspersed with five-petal rosettes with largeflowers. The arch’s abutments rest on columns faced with green tiles. The orange-red conic capitals are ornamented with bas-relief designs. Cylindrical turrets glazed with orange and green rise from the corners ofthe portal. The amply decorated main façade contrasts with the other sides of the building, which are undecorated and present nothing but bare brickwork.

The Khojamny-Kabry mausoleumis Namangan’s oldest monument constructed in the 18th century by famous architect Muhammad Ibragim. Initially the mausoleum comprised a funeral mosque and graves to thesouth of it. Later a mosque, iwan, khanqah andmadrasah were added to the complex; currently they are in a poor state of preservation. The mausoleum is decorated with a fanciful pattern of terracotta faced with many-coloured glaze. The interlacing geometric patterns on the portal are interspersed with five-petal rosettes with largeflowers. The arch’s abutments rest on columns faced with green tiles. The orange-red conic capitals are ornamented with bas-relief designs. Cylindrical turrets glazed with orange and green rise from the corners ofthe portal. The amply decorated main façade contrasts with the other sides of the building, which are undecorated and present nothing but bare brickwork.

Tourism

Since ancient times Namangan and nearby towns and cities, such asvChust,Pap and others, have been known as craft centres inhabited by potters, weavers, braziers, blacksmiths, dyers, jewellers, cloth printers, shoemakers and people of other trades. The area is characterised by highly developed horticulture and silkworm breeding; formerly the region used to trade with China, Bukhara and the neighbouring nomadic tribes.

Namangan is known also as a craft center, which to this day they do potters, goldsmiths, coppersmiths, blacksmiths, weavers, dyers, calico-printer fabrics, shoemakers. By the way, this is one of the reasons why you should visit not only Namangan, but also all of the Fergana valley. Here, you can purchase an exclusive set of crafts.

Visiting Namangan, be sure to come to thecentral park– the citizens’ favourite place of recreation. The Namangan park was founded in 1884 and initially was the garden of the district’s governor. In 1938 the park was named after great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, and since the early days of the country’s independence the park has borne thename of great Babur. The park with an area of 14 ha is located in the very core of Namangan,with 12 streets leading to it from all directions.

Tourists will also like trips to the city of Chust and the valley of the mountain river Gava. Chust has long been famous for its artisans and schools of applied art. Chust skullcaps with original embroidered designs are popular far beyond the region’s boundaries. Over 500 thousand traditional knives and daggers are produced annually in Chust.

Tourists will also like trips to the city of Chust and the valley of the mountain river Gava. Chust has long been famous for its artisans and schools of applied art. Chust skullcaps with original embroidered designs are popular far beyond the region’s boundaries. Over 500 thousand traditional knives and daggers are produced annually in Chust.
The village of Chadak in the Chadak River valley is another interesting place in the vicinity of Namangan. It is a traditional Uzbek village boasting particularly sweet apricots and delicious walnuts. The orchards begin in the village and extend high into the mountains.

Museums of Namangan 《Museum of Local Lore》in Namangan Oblast Museum in Namangan, Uzbekistan Xalk Muzeyi

You can also visit theNamangan National Museum of Historyand an exotic local bazaar.The bazaar attracts people from all over Namangan province.

"Ibrat" museum

A large-scale creative work was carried out over the past period in the memorial complex named after Ishokhon Tura Ibrat, occupying an area of more than two hectares. The complex with the project cost of more than 13 billion sums includes the garden, in the center of which there is a monument to Ishokhon Tura Ibrat, a terrace in national style, a printing house, a musical fountain built on the basis of advanced technologies, a specialized 400-seat boarding school on learning foreign languages, a museum located in historical architectural building.

Railroad of Namangan

TheAngren–Pap railway lineis an electrified railwayline in easternUzbekistan. It provides an additional transport line besides theKamchik road pass, improving the connection between theFergana Valleywith the rest of Uzbekistan. The total cost of the project was $1.9 billion.The line opened on 22June 2016.Passenger trains began operating on 1 September 2016.

Hotels in Namangan

Hotels in Namangan
Hotel «Наманган»
Hotel · 《Namangan》
Hotel《 Istiqlol》
Hotel «Чорсу»
Отель · Namangan,
Uzbekistan Hotel 《Орзу Тур Гранд》
Отель · Namangan,
Shedevr Plaza
Отель · Namangan,
Hotel "MUSAVVIR"
Hotel 《 ДАВР》

Car salons in Namangan

Auto showroom «GM Uzbekistan»
Auto showroom "Lion Motors NAMANGAN"
Auto showroom "GM Uzbekistan"

Chartak sanatorium

Mineral resourses

Chortoq mineral water is produced in the Namangan region of Uzbekistan, in the Chartaksay river valley. In 2016, the Dutch company Buncra BV signed an agreement with Chortoq Mineral Water from Uzbekistan on the creation of a joint venture to produce bottled mineral water. The plant was built in record time and equipped with modern equipment from JK EngineeringCo (South Korea). The production capacity of the enterprise is 4 thousand half-liter bottles per hour.

Experts believe that Chartak’s mineral waters have unique valuable properties. Today it is already known that Chortoq medicinal table water has a wide range of useful components and is sodium chloride-sulfate. The texture and content of Chortoq mineral salts can be compared with the waters of the Karlovy Vary spa in the Czech Republic.

The ruins of the ancient city of Akhsikent, which was the capital of the Fergana Valley between the 10th and 13th centuries, can be found close to Namangan. The Chartak Spa Resortwith bromine-iodine springs is also located near Namangan, in the Chartaksay River Valley, while the Padshaatsay River meandering between the spurs of the Chatkal Range features a great number of resorts and sanatoria on its banks

The ruins of the ancient city of Akhsikent, which was the capital of the Fergana Valley between the 10th and 13th centuries, can be found close to Namangan. The Chartak Spa Resortwith bromine-iodine springs is also located near Namangan, in the Chartaksay River Valley, while the Padshaatsay River meandering between the spurs of the Chatkal Range features a great number of resorts and sanatoria on its banks

Hydroelectric power station in Turakurgan

Flover festival

From May 26 to June 1 of this year, the Flower Parade will take place on the central streets of Namangan. The event will be followed by the Flowers Festival in the Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur central park

Hotira Maidoni” (Memorial Square) will be the firstdestination of visitors will be, also a place of a festive parade. A motorcade decorated with flowers will lead to the Zakhiriddin Muhammad Babur central park. From there guests will participate in the solemn opening ceremony.

"Afsonalar vodiysi" park

According to information, in the park, whose area is 110 hectares, there should be an outdoor and indoor swimming pools, a small stadium, an ice palace, a four-star hotel, attractions, a fairytale town, shopping centers, a library and an Internet cafe. According to the president’s press service, Mirziyoyev proposed to name the new recreation area “Afson”, which means “legend”.

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