There are a wide range of transports that local and foreign tourists can use to reach the destination. For example: public buses, taxis and train are available for tourists. The destination is close to the Namangan-Kukand Railway station.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Today, about 60 hectares of the ruins have been preserved, making it the largest archeological site in the Fergana Valley. Archaeologists have unearthed the remains of a blacksmith’s workshop, 10th-13th century baths, soldiers’ rooms, a mosque, defensive walls, underground irrigation networks, a craftsman’s neighborhood, and the ruler’s residence, the Ark.<\/p>\n\n\n