Restoration of the Mandalaki House in Kokand will begin in 2027
The Cultural Heritage Agency plans to begin the restoration of the 1903 architectural monument using funds from the republican budget.
From 2027, the Mandalaki House in Kokand is planned to be restored
The restoration of the architectural monument "Mandalaki House", located in Kokand, Fergana Region, is intended to begin in 2027. Funding for the work will be provided from the national budget. This was reported by the Cultural Heritage Agency.
The building was erected in 1903 and is among the sites reflecting the historical and architectural heritage of Uzbekistan.
The "Mandalaki House" was included in the National List of Real Estate Objects of Material Cultural Heritage by resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated October 4, 2019, No. 846.
The property is state-owned and assigned to the Cultural Heritage Department of Fergana Region under the right of operational management.
As the Cultural Heritage Agency notes, the restoration aims to preserve the historical architectural appearance of the building, ensure its structural strength, and convey its historical value to future generations.
The agency also urged citizens not to trust unsubstantiated reports circulating on the internet.