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The "Margilan Atlas and Adras" festival will be held in Margilan

On September 17–19, 2026, the city of Margilan will host the "Margilan Atlas and Adras" festival, dedicated to the national craft and the unique beauty of traditional atlas and adras fabrics.

The "Margilan Atlas and Adras" Festival to be Held in Margilan

On September 17–19, 2026, the city of Margilan will host the "Margilan Atlas and Adras" festival, dedicated to national craftsmanship and the unique beauty of traditional atlas and adras fabrics.

The event will be organized on the premises of the "Burkhoniddin Marginoniy" scientific, educational, and tourist complex — "The Pearl of the Fergana Valley."

Over the course of three days, visitors will be able to get a closer look at the rich cultural heritage of Margilan, the traditions of national craftsmanship, and the centuries-old experience developed in the field of sericulture and textile production.

The festival program will include a showcase of samples of national atlas and adras fabrics, an exhibition of national clothing, presentations dedicated to traditional crafts, as well as events aimed at popularizing the unique cultural heritage of Margilan.

Margilan atlas and adras are not only an important component of national textile art, but also a unique example of craftsmanship reflecting the traditions and rich cultural heritage of the Uzbek people.

The "Margilan Atlas and Adras" festival is designed to promote the preservation of national values, the popularization of traditional crafts, and the further development of Margilan's tourism potential.

The organizers invite everyone interested to visit the festival, which will bring together national art and craft, vibrant samples of atlas and adras, as well as the rich cultural atmosphere of Margilan.

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