The President visited an ecotourism complex in Andijan and spoke with activists
During his visit to the Andijan region on September 23, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the ecotourism complex established on a 192-hectare area in the "Yangi Hayot" territory of the Asaka district.
The President visited an ecotourism complex in Andijan and spoke with activists
Four modern capsule-style holiday homes and five national-style yurts have been installed in the area. Ornamental trees and junipers have been planted on an area of thirty hectares. A family restaurant, various attractions, and a modern night lighting system have been established.
Special attention in the complex is paid to preserving the natural environment and the rational use of resources. A membrane water reservoir with a capacity of 14,000 cubic meters has been built in the area. Trees and crops are irrigated entirely through a drip irrigation system.
The total cost of the project is 51.8 billion soums. As a result of its implementation, 275 permanent and 200 seasonal jobs were created for the local population. Additionally, there are plans to export grapes grown in the garden.
Once the facility is fully operational, it is expected to provide services worth 80 billion soums per year and generate 3 billion soums in revenue for the local budget.
The "Uzum Bog'i" (Grape Garden) complex, which is planned to be fully launched by the end of this year, is expected to become one of the attractive tourist destinations in the Andijan region.
The head of state had a warm conversation with regional activists and labor veterans around a table set up here. The discussion touched upon the large-scale reforms being implemented in Andijan, improving the welfare of the population, beautifying neighborhoods, and creating new opportunities for youth.
During the event, a cultural program and a drone show were presented.