Information about Yangiqo‘rg‘on District

# Information about Yangiqo‘rg‘on District Yangiqo‘rg‘on District is located in the northern part of Namangan Region and is considered one of the areas with beautiful nature, a moderate climate, and high tourism potential. The district was established on September 29, 1926. Yangiqo‘rg‘on District borders the Kyrgyz Republic to the northwest, north and northeast, Namangan District to the southeast and southwest, and Kosonsoy District to the west. The administrative center of the district is Yangiqo‘rg‘on town, located 22 kilometers from the city of Namangan. The total area of the district is 540 square kilometers. ## Population and Administrative Structure The population of Yangiqo‘rg‘on District is more than 195 thousand people. In terms of population, the district ranks 5th in Namangan Region and is one of the areas with a relatively high population density. There are more than 38 thousand households in the district. The population lives in 14 towns, 11 villages, 68 mahalla citizens’ assemblies and 49 settlements. More than 18 thousand people live in urban areas, while over 176 thousand people reside in rural areas. The majority of the population of the district are Uzbeks. Kyrgyz people and representatives of other nationalities also live in the area. This reflects the cultural diversity of Yangiqo‘rg‘on District and its historical ties with neighboring countries. ## Social Sector The healthcare system in Yangiqo‘rg‘on District is well established. The district has 1 central hospital, 2 rural district hospitals, 1 dispensary, 27 rural medical points and 1 health center. Doctors and mid-level medical staff working in these institutions provide medical services to the local population. ## Historical and Pilgrimage Sites Yangiqo‘rg‘on District also has significant potential in the fields of historical and pilgrimage tourism. The district is home to historical, archaeological and pilgrimage sites such as Oqtom Sahoba, Sultan Uvays Qaroniy shrines and the Mamay caves. These sites reflect the ancient history, spiritual heritage and natural-geographical features of the district. In particular, these destinations are of great interest to both local and foreign tourists in the field of pilgrimage tourism. ## Tourism Potential Yangiqo‘rg‘on District is recognized as one of the most beautiful and picturesque places not only in Namangan Region, but also in the entire Fergana Valley. The foothill nature, clean air, peaceful environment and national traditions of the district create favorable conditions for tourists and family recreation. Recreation areas, hotels, guest houses and catering facilities operate in the district. Among them are Diyor Recreation Area, Onaxon Poshsha Hotel, Ko‘k Saroy Recreation Area and the Gulizebo-Gulonoza family enterprise guest house. ## Gastronomic Tourism Yangiqo‘rg‘on District also attracts tourists with its national cuisine, hospitality and food culture. Gastronomic tourism is well developed in the district, and local dishes and traditional culinary customs leave a strong impression on visitors. Catering facilities such as Beshbarmoq Teahouse, Ravshanbek Dilnoza Olam Guzari Teahouse and Sharshara Restaurant have become popular places among tourists. In these places, visitors can enjoy national dishes, traditional service and the atmosphere of local hospitality.