Kokand, Uzbekistan, Silk Route

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  • Photo title: Kokand, Uzbekistan, Silk Route
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  • Tourist admiring the Khudayar Khan Palace, the most popular landmarks of Fergana Valley, Kokand, Uzbekistan, Silk Route, khudoyar, architecture, building, design, art, ornament, house, tower, medieval, facade, sightseeing, islamic, famous, exploring, adventure, touristic, central, asia, culture, decoration, travel, tourism, background, arabic, beautiful, square, heritage, detail, arabia, old, ancient, outdoor
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